For a recent meeting I put together a step-by-step stroll through the mapping and sharing features of data.wa.gov.
We start with this map as a starting point:
https://data.wa.gov/Economics/Broadband-Community-Anchor-Institutions/5zkj-79xx
From there we drill down into the source dataset:
https://data.wa.gov/Economics/Broadband-Community-Anchor-Institution-Listings/qgtz-buis
Next I figured we switch to this dataset, which does not yet have a map:
https://data.wa.gov/Education/Head-Start-Sites/q2jk-dthc
- I'll build a map on a demo account and share it back to the DEL account.
Since the demo account does not have full publishing permissions, I'll log in as admin and show how a map can be shared, transferred etc.
Lastly, if time allows I'll show this uploaded shapefile for comparison:
https://data.wa.gov/Economics/WA-NBM-Blocks-SHP-Jun-2014/rh62-9tut
- which I imported from this custom mapping website
https://www.broadbandmap.gov/data-download
Alternatively, we can look at comparing the mapping tools from a variety of companies
For this approach I'd work with this map in the Socrata platform
https://data.wa.gov/Education/Map-of-Schools-Participating-in-WA-Statewide-Algeb/k8ca-kb6v
- derived from this dataset:
https://data.wa.gov/Education/Schools-Participating-in-Statewide-Algebra-Challen/bbfi-8qfv
- which is one of a selection of datasets that are ported into the ESRI environment through middleware
https://geo.wa.gov/datasets/92642e7b3eab4b36abd911b763e3dc86_0
- where it looks like this:
It can also be exported as OData into Tableau Public, where it looks like this:
https://public.tableau.com/views/AlgebraChallenge/Sheet3?:embed=y&:display_count=yes