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Systemaccounting data queried from this page's input fields will be inserted into the GeoJSON objects expected by the Data Layer (click Layers Intro for more information). To serve the Data class its expected GeoJSON objects, a library of various GeoJSON data sources.for cities, states, and any other supported geographical units* must be stored internally to enable the following sequence: wrap queried systemaccounting data in pre-existing GeoJSON objects, then add the GeoJSON object to the Data Class.
Create 4 input fields positioned horizontally to one another above the map with enough room to the right of the last input field for a 'Query' button. The multiple fields will eventually merge into a single field once the public learns how to structure their queries.
In the first input field, insert the following placeholder hint, "name of public user, industry, city, state, etc."
The second input field displays a "measurement" placeholder hint and is a drop-option menu containing revenue, expense, profit (revenue-expense), and profit margin (profit/revenue).
The third & fourth fields are datetime pickers that launch calendars, etc. to specify the desired range between beginning & end datetime measurements.
Underneath the maps object, center the following text in modestly-sized italics, "This is how physics & data science supplies human beings universal access to knowledge about the real-time performance of their economy. Goodbye, Federal Funds Target Rate, LIBOR, Monetary Policy, and whatever else has nothing to do with reality."
*Note: Geographical information formats include Shapefiles, KML (XML), and GeoJSON. If a non-GeoJSON format supplies a useful set of shapes, format conversion is trivial.
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Create a /visualization.html page that embeds a U.S.-centered map using the Google Maps JavaScript API.
Systemaccounting data queried from this page's input fields will be inserted into the GeoJSON objects expected by the Data Layer (click Layers Intro for more information). To serve the Data class its expected GeoJSON objects, a library of various GeoJSON data sources.for cities, states, and any other supported geographical units* must be stored internally to enable the following sequence: wrap queried systemaccounting data in pre-existing GeoJSON objects, then add the GeoJSON object to the Data Class.
Create 4 input fields positioned horizontally to one another above the map with enough room to the right of the last input field for a 'Query' button. The multiple fields will eventually merge into a single field once the public learns how to structure their queries.
In the first input field, insert the following placeholder hint, "name of public user, industry, city, state, etc."
The second input field displays a "measurement" placeholder hint and is a drop-option menu containing revenue, expense, profit (revenue-expense), and profit margin (profit/revenue).
The third & fourth fields are datetime pickers that launch calendars, etc. to specify the desired range between beginning & end datetime measurements.
Underneath the maps object, center the following text in modestly-sized italics, "This is how physics & data science supplies human beings universal access to knowledge about the real-time performance of their economy. Goodbye, Federal Funds Target Rate, LIBOR, Monetary Policy, and whatever else has nothing to do with reality."
*Note: Geographical information formats include Shapefiles, KML (XML), and GeoJSON. If a non-GeoJSON format supplies a useful set of shapes, format conversion is trivial.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: