For
my final project, I plan on mapping out a Russian population. The audience for
this project will be the demographers and others who are very fascinated with
populations.
What
I want to show: show: an interactive timeline of population and issues (depopulation,
WWII) that impacts population.
Thanks
to TimeMaps website for inspiring me for my project. This website displays the
entire world including the icons that can be tapped to zoom in for historical
summary.
I
will be using the Flash because I don’t know much about D3 (it drove me crazy!)
so Flash will be a good idea to use. The map you will see is the main page that
displays Russia. Two small squares will be put below this map. Both squares
will converted to a button. One left square
will be clicked to display Russia with subdivisions including issue summaries
and pictures. Another right square will be clicked to display charts of
population.
Here
are the steps below what I will work on.
1)
Add
Russia shapefile from ArcMap
2)
Make
a main page and add a Russia map picture
3)
Use
rectangle tool to create two squares, then convert these to buttons.
4)
Add
population data to each subdivision.
5)
Convert
subdivisions to the buttons.
6)
Add
Zoom In and Out for each subdivision.
7)
Add
a summary of issues to each button on subdivision.
8)
Hover
over subdivisions to make pictures displayed.
9)
Add
population history charts
10)
Add
a Back button to the “main page”
11)
Add
a splash screen.
For
these steps I will work for now. I might add something new if I have an idea.
As
for the obstacles I foresee are adding Russia shapefile to Flash, a splash
screen and buttons. I will figure out how to add Russia shapefile to the Flash.
It involves ArcMap importing shapefule
to the Flash. I would like to add a splash screen, but I don’t sure how yet. I
just want it to be creative. I am working on understanding how buttons work and
how to use Back button to the “main page”.
Russia
has many subdivisions so I hope to be able to find more population data and
history for all subdivisions. Further Eastern Russian seems to have less
population data and history due to the lesser cities so I will do my best
finding data. My goal to accomplish what I have done so far and to make the map
presentable.
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