Running Version: https://jovial-austin-7bcf9b.netlify.app
The visualization is optimized for 90% Browser zoom on a FullHD widescreen monitor. It runs best in Chrome (MacOS) and Firefox (Windows).
LMU Munich Project Course, Information Visualization, Lecturer: Prof. Dr. Andreas Butz
Team Members: Lennart Grigoleit, Hendrik Geiger, Manuel Riegel, Mirjam Feigl, Anna Hartmeyer
The aim of the project is to visualize research & development expenditures in dependency with patent registrations in Europe. The Web Application will display this dependency per country and it's development over time by visualizing a cholopleth map of Europe, a Bubble Chart and interactive features.
The Web Application was built with
- React: Main Framework (DOM Management)
- D3: Visualization tools
- MUI: UI Framework
- Redux: State Management
- General
- Short description of the page
- Exhaustive description of data and methodology
- Usage hints for the visualisations
- Choropleth
- Registered Patents View
- R&D Expenditure View
- Legend
- Highlight on hover in Map and Bubble Chart
- Detail on demand through tooltips
- Bubble Chart
- Highlight on hover in Bubble Chart and Map
- Detail on demand through tooltips
- Time slider
- Manual sliding
- Auto Play
- Detail on demand
- Detail window on Click of Charts giving details on patent registration categories
- Visualization of details on demand (pie-chart)
- Highlighting of countries through list on the left side for better orientation
- Filtering of countries through hover over Choropleth legend
- Data export
Worldwide Patent Data https://www.worldwide-patents.com/download
Research & development expenditure, by sectors of performance https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/databrowser/view/tsc00001/default/table?lang=en
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