A map of where to move in Australia to ensure your voice is heard.
See this project online at oz-info.github.io/ozpowermap
A project started by Dan MacKinlay, but other are welcome to join us.
This site is built upon work, tutorials, inspiration and/or advice from many people we offer them thanks to their inspiration.
However, all mistakes made here and opinions expressed here are the responsibility of the ozpowermap project contributors, not these muses.
The easiest way to get started here is to install RStudio which is the statistics system we used to make this.
Next, fork the source code for this project and download it.
Now, inside RStudio, you should be able to get all the libraries you need installed by running
renv::restore()Download the large data files by using
source('setup.R')Your OS might need extra the geography libraries installed:
## Ubuntu et al
sudo apt install libgeos-dev libudunits2-dev libgdal1-dev
## macos
brew install # some stuff I can't remember right now. GDAL?
## windows
# dunno- Creating GeoJSON out of Shapefile in R
- Chapter 8 Making maps with R | Geocomputation with R
- Spatial Data Science
- RMarkdown’s site generator which is how this site is hosted on github
- Leaflet - a JavaScript library for interactive maps
- Using GeoJSON with Leaflet - Leaflet - a JavaScript library for interactive maps
This is the library which wraps up the Census and electoral information for Australia nicely.
- eechidna/getting-ozShapefiles.Rmd
- eechidna/vignettes
- eechidna/plotting-electorates.Rmd
- An Introduction to Exploring Election and Census Highly Informative Data Nationally for Australia • eechidna
- Exploring the Election data: a case study of 2016 • eechidna
- Exploring the Census data: A case study of 2016 • eechidna
- Mapping Australia's Electorates • eechidna