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Challenge #84: Map Hurricane Harvey's Storm Evolution

ZenonH
8 - Asteroid

I had a lot of fun figuring out how to join the segments of the line and adjust the averages to reflect that. Learned about multi point spatial objects and lines (:

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BradWerner
11 - Bolide
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Johnny_Analytics
8 - Asteroid
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It took me a while to figure out how to get rid of the gaps.  I'm sure I'll see some other approaches!Challenge_84_solution.png
wwatson
12 - Quasar

I challenge the average intensity calculation. Visually mine kinda looks correct but does not agree with the solution.

T_Willins
14 - Magnetar
14 - Magnetar

Practicing for Advanced Exam, so I built this a few different ways, but I like the simple approach, even if it doesn't exactly match the given solution for the calculated averages (same as other solutions that used this averaging approach).

 

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RWvanLeeuwen
11 - Bolide

Names of hurricanes don't change as they go do they?

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I assumed I should only be looking at Harvey data

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kennetheng
8 - Asteroid

Cool to track hurricanes! Haha

alexo
8 - Asteroid

That was interesting. The hardest part was trying to remove the gaps in the line segments.

OllieClarke
15 - Aurora
15 - Aurora

I used the averages of the sections, which line up with other solutions, but not the one provided. Hey ho

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hning003
7 - Meteor
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Trickier than I thought but felt great after figuring it out 🙂 Basically have to add a few steps to duplicate the start/end point of each segment to make the poly line smooth. Thanks for sharing this challenge!