How It Works

Users of KCNeighborhoodStat will be prompted to select a neighborhood on the homepage. This will direct them to a "neighborhood page," where they will be able to select a number of datapoints they would like to study.

Those data would be summarized in simple boxes, like in this example from this [civic data dashboard] (https://dashboard.edmonton.ca/) from the City of Edmonton, Canada’s website.

Another aspect of Edmonton’s dashboard we plan incorporate in our app is the ability to view data over time. By clicking on one of the data boxes, a detailed explanation of the data would expand and the data would be displayed on a graph. The graph could be standalone, allowing multiple datasets to be added to it, to allow comparison.

Ideally, data with a specific location would be displayed on the page’s neighborhood map.

You can see progress on the app here.