Belly Button Biodiversity Using Plotly

Plotly and Belly Button Biodiversity

Purpose

1. Create basic plots with Plotly, including bar charts, line charts, and pie charts.
2. Use D3.json() to fetch external data, such as CSV files and web APIs.
3. Parse data in JSON format.
4. Use functional programming in JavaScript to manipulate data.
5. Use JavaScript's Math library to manipulate numbers.
6. Use event handlers in JavaScript to add interactivity to a data visualization.
7. How to use interactivity to enhance your visualizations.
8. Deploy an interactive chart to GitHub Pages.

Overview

Using bacterial data collected from volunteers, the goal is to complete a dashboard panel with demographic information. Specifically, the volunteers can identify the top 10 bacterial species in their belly buttons.

Website

Interactive Webpage can be found here: https://baylex.github.io/Plotly_Biodiversity/

Graphs created with Plotly

1. Horizontal Bar graph

2. Bubble plot

3. Gauge chart