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TBRTD: Tampa Bay Red Tide Dash Board

Description:
A Dashboard made to help people, researchers, etc be informed about anything red tide. Funded by the Tampa Bay Estuary Program and developed at New College of Florida.

Project layout

  • /src is the root of the project directory
    • /src/fronted contains all front end components, this includes all HTML, CSS, and JS
    • /src/backend contains all of the pieces of the backend, this includes the server script as well as tools for updating the database.

Overview

Data Description: All the data is publicly available data retrieved on a weekly basis from X.com (previously Twitter).

What it currently Looks like: Link: https://tbenv-p5lmuhpiea-uc.a.run.app/ What it looks like now

Features:

Twitter Scroller:

  • Displays all Tweets.
  • You're able to search for terms in the tweets by writing the word in the serach bar.
  • You're able to utilize advanced searching by picking your desired combination: Exact Match, AND, OR.
  • You can look at a list that includes retweets or one without them.
  • You are able to sort the tweets by recency or any other metrics related to the tweets What it looks like now

Word Cloud:

Depending on which word cloud type you pick from the filter menu:

  • You can hover over the words to see how many times they were mentioned
  • You can click a word and the tweets will filter to show which tweets has them What it looks like now

heatmap:

Shows you how many tweets are about each county.

  • You can hover the map to see the raw count of tweets per county
  • This Component is meant to give you a bird's eye view of the total tweets per county across the entire time line What it looks like now

Time series:

Shows you how many tweets per county per day, over the entire database.

  • You can click and drag in order to zoom in on a given time frame
  • You can double-click to return to the original state
  • You can hover in order to see the date and the counts per county in the legend What it looks like now