How Do New England States' Energy Production and Consumption Compare?

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Year:: 2017
Contributor:: Ruzicka, Emily (Creator); Deng, Grace (Creator); Livia Belman-Wells (Creator); Encarnacion, Mateo (Creator); Mao, Michael (Creator)
Subject:: data visualization; data science; energy use

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Abstract:: This three-dimensional and dynamic data visualization and exhibit represents the question, "How Do New England States' Energy Production and Consumption Compare?" This final project for APMA0110 relies on data for energy production and consumption by New England states.

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Ruzicka, Emily, Deng, Grace, Livia Belman-Wells, et al., "How Do New England States' Energy Production and Consumption Compare?" (2017). APMA0110: What’s the Big Deal with Data Science?. Brown Digital Repository. Brown University Library. https://repository.library.brown.edu/studio/item/bdr:788206/

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APMA0110: What’s the Big Deal with Data Science?

This collection highlights student projects created in the course APMA0110:What's the Big Deal with Data Science? The seminar, taught by Dr. Katharine M. Kinnaird (2016-2018), serves as a practical introduction to the interdisciplinary field of data science and exposes students …
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