Email: aeclaman@gmail.com
Github: https://github.com/aeclaman/
Used HTML and CSS to create a dashboard for visualizing weather data. The weather data was collected and plotted for 500+ cities across the world using python, OpenWeatherMap API, Matplotlib and Pandas.
Created a table dynamically based upon a provided dataset. Site allows users to filter the table data for specific values. Project uses pure JavaScript, HTML, and CSS and D3.js on the web page.
Used Plotly to build interactive charts for my dashboard based on a given dataset. Per sample selected, created a dynamic pie chart, bubble chart and gauge chart. This project also utlized Flask and Heroku.
Dashboard
Github Repo
Used data from the United States Geological Survey (geoJSON) to plot earthquakes based on their longitude and latitude. Data markers used reflect the magnitude of the earthquake in size and color.
Used MongoDB with Flask, Splinter and BeautifulSoup to create an HTML page that displays information that was scraped from various websites for data related to Mars.
Data visualization project which takes a look at the 2020 presidential candidates presence on twitter in terms of followers, retweets and 'liked' tweets (favorites). It also looks at certain (pre-defined) terms to see how often the candidates are mentioning them in their tweets. The Twitter API is utilized with the python tweepy wrapper as well as MongoDB, Flask, javascript (nvd3) and Heroku.
The blindness Detection App intends to classify and predict the severity of Diabetic Retinopathy from retinal images. Used Python, Keras, Tensorflow, SciKit-Learn, Plotly, Flask and Heroku to build an image classifier used to detect the proper level of retinopathy in the patient.
*This was a collaborative project. See repository.
Aggregated the data found in the Citi Bike Trip History Logs to build a Tableau Story.
Used jupyter notebook and matplotlib to create charts based on fictional ride sharing data. This project includes several pie charts plus a bubble plot that showcases the relationship between four key variables: Average Fare per City, Total Number of Rides per City, Total Number of Drivers per City and City Type (Urban, Suburban, Rural).