Visualizing hourly traffic crime data for Denver, Colorado using R, dplyr, and ggplot
This tutorial demonstrates how to access and visualize crime data for Denver, Colorado.
Scientific programming can be used to efficiently work with many different types of data. Rather than performing tasks manually, you can write code that opens, cleans and processes your data. However, often figuring out how to perform a specific task in R
, Python
or another programming language can be tricky. In the tutorials below, you will learn how to use R
, Python
and Javascript
programming languages to perform specific tasks including calculating slope in a digital elevation model or using Leaflet to create an interactive map.
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Tutorials that cover data intensive topics
This tutorial demonstrates how to access and visualize crime data for Denver, Colorado.
This tutorial demonstrates polygon creation, perimeter and area calculations, and visualization using the JavaScript interface to Google Earth Engine.
This tutorial outlines the process of installing the Google Earth Engine Python API client.
This tutorial introduces the code editor in Google Earth Engine and shows how to use LandSat imagery using the JavaScript API.
This tutorial demonstrates how to convert Modis sinusoidal tile grid positions to latitude and longitude in Python.
This tutorial demonstrates how to convert Landsat 8 path/row coordinates to latitude and longitude in Python.
This tutorial shows how to make interactive maps in Python with folium.
This tutorial shows how to compute and plot contour lines for elevation from a raster DEM (digital elevation model).
This tutorial shows how to compute the slope and aspect from a digital elevation model in Python.
This tutorial has been deprecated.
This tutorial shows how to compute raster statistics like the mean and variance around buffered spatial points in Python.
This tutorial demonstrates how to use climata to acquire streamflow data in and around Boulder, Colorado.
This tutorial demonstrates how to compute 2d spatial density and visualize the result using storm event data from NOAA.
This tutorial shows how to use rpy2 in a Jupyter notebook to run both R and Python.
This tutorial has been deprecated.
This tutorial demonstrates how to access SMAP data, and how to generate raster output from this data.