- Crossing Boundaries - pie chart example
- [NOTE: This example uses an old version of Crossing Boundaries components, so it cannot be copied.]
This is a very simple example using the species found in ecoregions in and around New York. It computes the overall species richness for each region and displays the results in a pie chart.
- Paul Allen — Aug 20, 2010 at 1:07 PM
- Crossing Boundaries - Taxon Filter example
- This pipe uses the Crossing Boundaries components to focus on a single taxon and then chart the species diversity of that taxon for the ecoregion in three states.
Key components include the animal taxon filter, the state filter, the data labeler, and the bar chart series union.
- Paul Allen — Aug 19, 2010 at 2:56 PM
- test 4
- Jim MaKinster — Apr 21, 2010 at 10:25 PM
- Crossing Boundaries - scatter plot example
- [NOTE: This example uses an old version of Crossing Boundaries components, so it cannot be copied.]
This example shows how to combine two different types of data for a set of regions (species richness and region areas) into a single data stream that can shown in a scatter plot. This lets you see the \"correlation\" between the two types of data.
- Paul Allen — Sep 25, 2009 at 8:18 AM
- Crossing Boundaries - bar chart example
- [NOTE: This example uses an old version of Crossing Boundaries components, so it cannot be copied.]
This example uses bar charts to show total species richness for New York area ecoregions and species richness of a particular taxa. Note how the taxon filter is used and how the name of the taxon selected is connected to a title in the bar chart so that the chart is titled properly. The taxon choice is exposed as a runtime parameter.
- Paul Allen — Sep 24, 2009 at 11:32 AM
- Crossing Boundaries - kitchen sink
- [NOTE: This example uses an old version of Crossing Boundaries components, so it cannot be copied.]
An example pipe that uses nearly all of the Crossing Boundaries components. The only ones left out are the New York datasets.
- Paul Allen — May 7, 2009 at 12:25 PM
