A shiny app that displays number of internaly displaced persons in Haiti west department as of March 2024
This Shiny application provides an interactive dashboard that displays the number of internally displaced persons (IDP) in Haiti's West Department as of March 2024. The app allows users to visualize the data by city and department, with an interactive map and bar plots to provide insights into the distribution of IDPs across the region.
- Interactive Map: Visualize the geographical distribution of IDPs in the West Department using a dynamic map.
- City-Level Data: Filter and display the number of IDPs by city within the West Department.
- Bar Plots: View bar plots showing the total number of IDPs by city.
- Dynamic Filtering: Select specific cities and departments to refine the data displayed.
The data used in this application represents the number of internally displaced persons in Haiti's West Department as of March 2024. The dataset includes information on IDP counts by city, department, and corresponding geographical coordinates.
- Clone the Repository:
git clone https://github.com/yourusername/haiti-idp-dashboard.git cd haiti-idp-dashboard
Run the Shiny App: Open R or RStudio and run the following command: r Copy code shiny::runApp() Requirements R: Version 4.0 or higher R Packages: The following packages are required and will be installed if not already present: shiny dplyr ggplot2 plotly leaflet readr How to Contribute We welcome contributions to improve the dashboard. Feel free to submit a pull request or open an issue to suggest enhancements or report bugs.
License This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.
Contact For any questions or suggestions, please contact Pat Stephenson at stepminer@gmail.com
- Title and Description: The title clearly states the purpose of the app, and the description provides a concise overview of its features.
- Features: Highlights the key functionalities of the app.
- Data Source: Specifies that the data represents IDPs in Haiti's West Department as of March 2024.
- Installation and Usage: Provides steps to clone the repository and run the app locally.
- Requirements: Lists the required R version and packages.
- Contribution: Encourages others to contribute.
- License: Mentions the license under which the project is distributed.
- Contact: Provides contact information for further inquiries.