Go get some ramen right now!

Glassico Sushi in Saint Robert, Missouri also has incredible tonkotsu ramen.

This color scheme was chosen as its color blind safe. I can toy around with your idea too.

She’s already up on the fridge over there!

I have a few more visualizations I’d like to do. Next one is going to be a temporal map that shows individual collisions throughout the year. They’re really going to like that one.

I think it’s an ungulate thing

I see. I’ll have to learn how to add that on top of my graph. I have an idea.

https://www.ansci.wisc.edu/jjp1/ansci_repro/misc/websites09/thur/Deer%20Seasonality/Deer%20Seasonality.html

That’s what I thought. I saw calving on an online paper with a quick Google so that’s what I went with.

That I do not know. I only speak for the trees.

I was just putzing around with that. There’s definitely a trend that follows sunrise sunset throughout the year.

I think the difference in time of day between the two outlined areas to be intriguing as well. The time of day is split up in 4 hour intervals starting at 0600 for Morning.

The calving cycle sees a higher number of collisions between 1800 and 2200 whereas the mating cycle has a higher collision rate during the afternoon hours 1400-1800.

I would be interested to see how that compares to sunset times, but I’m not quite sure how to visualize that on top of what I already have here.

Data was acquired from the Wisconsin Department of Transportation. The data was wrangled and cleaned in RStudio where it was also visualized.

I have finished my first class in a Data Science Program and decided to put my newfound skills to the test.