Links

Mark's links



• Mark Santolucito -- Mark's main web page
• video about the spreadsheet-walker
• github repo for Mark's js object -- this includes the nodes.js code, but note that Mark's original object does not have the extensions (like the [findbounds] or [listout] messages) that we used in class. They are in the class-links archive below.
• Mark's PowerPoint Presentation -- including all the links he showed in his talk
  
  
  web datasets
  
  NOAA website
  
  
• How To Get NOAA data -- this is the document I showed in class. Be sure use this link: http://www.ncdc.noaa.gov/cdo-web/ directly, though, and not the 'link' that appears in the document (unless you cut and paste it)
  
  
  census and NYC data
  
  
• the main Census Bureau website -- lotsa data here!
• opendata.cityofnewyork.us -- main page for NYC data
• NYC data -- from that above website (click on "environment" to get to the squirrel census)
• another slice -- of the NYC data
• the squirrel census! -- for an example. Click on the "Export" button to get the .csv data downloaded

Class Downloads

• g6602-spring2022-week6-patches.zip -- the patches we did in class, along with the (properly-formatted) datasets we used. These also include the markobj-extended.js javascript code with the [findbounds], [reset] and [listout] commands added. You use it by putting the markobj-extended.js code into a file, and then in that directory open a Max patch and instantiate an object [js markobj-extended.js name-of-dataset.csv]