MAP HELP

[danheching]

MAP HELP

[jueyang]

Hey,

Can you tell me what's bothering you? For example, do you have problem loading dataset? Are you having problems understanding the different types of visualizations, etc?

Without specific questions, I suggest you look into the well-documented CartoDB tutorials: http://docs.cartodb.com/tutorials.html

If you have more questions after perusing the tutorials, you can schedule something with me at calendly.com/jue/chat. But come in with specific questions!

Thanks.

[danheching]

Thanks for writing back. I wish I was even at the point of constructing the map. My question is more along the lines of culling data/research. I need to establish differences in population between two or three neighboring neighborhoods, but they all share the same zip code and same census tract. They are also both part of the same community board. What other ways can I search for population statistics? I don’t know if this is your specialty, but wanted to respond.

Thank you
Dan Heching
[email protected] mailto:[email protected]
CUNY J School / NY City News Service
http://www.nycitynewsservice.com/ http://www.nycitynewsservice.com/

On Oct 21, 2015, at 4:35 PM, jue [email protected] wrote:

Hey,

Can you tell me what's bothering you? For example, do you have problem loading dataset? Are you having problems understanding the different types of visualizations, etc?

Without specific questions, I suggest you look into the well-documented CartoDB tutorials: http://docs.cartodb.com/tutorials.html http://docs.cartodb.com/tutorials.html
If you have more questions after perusing the tutorials, you can schedule something with me at calendly.com/jue/chat. But come in with specific questions!

Thanks.

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[jueyang]

Ask away! Most answers are there if you google them with precise terms. For example: search population by neighborhood nyc and the first link might be what you are looking for.

When in doubt, google.

[jueyang]

Closing this. If you've got more questions, fire a new issue. Thanks!