--------------------------------------------- # Black Space and the Environment Preferred citation (DataCite format): Phull, Arjun Kumar (2023). Black Space and the Environment. University of Arizona Research Data Repository. Dataset. https://doi.org/10.25422/azu.data.22728782 Corresponding Author: Arjun Kumar Phull, Center for Digital Humanities, arjunphull@arizona.edu License: CC BY 4.0 DOI: https://doi.org/10.25422/azu.data.22728782 --------------------------------------------- ## Summary "Black Space and the Environment" is a dynamic 3D data visualization project inspired by W.E.B DuBois's 1900 exhibit "The American Negro". Focusing on Pennsylvania, the project uses color and spatial analysis to reveal the impact of environmental conditions on the state's Black population. The visualization draws on data from the American Lung Association's State of the Air 2022 report and the U.S. Census Bureau to highlight correlations between disease rates and Black population density. This project aims to analyze the differential impacts of certain conditions on Black Americans and invites viewers to consider ways to combat these disproportionate outcomes. The interactive visualization can be found at [arjunphull123.github.io/black- space](https://arjunphull123.github.io/black-space/). --------------------------------------------- ## Files and Folders dist.zip: Distributable, production-ready compilation of the visualization's source code. - black_space_data.csv: Data on % Black population and condition incidence (raw and normalized) by county in Pennsylvania. - black-space-static.png: Static image of the Black Space visualization GUI. --------------------------------------------- ## Materials and Methods - GitHub Pages, or other web hosting service. Publish webpage using the contents of /dist. Alternatively, visit https://arjunphull123.github.io/black-space. For replication: - HTML5, CSS3, Bootstrap v5.3. Latest versions of web-dev languages. - JavaScript ES6 or newer. Required libraries: three.js, GSAP. --------------------------------------------- ## Contributor Roles The roles are defined by the CRediT taxonomy http://credit.niso.org/ - Anuj Gupta, University of Arizona: Supervision. - Bryan Carter, PhD, University of Arizona: Supervision. - Amy Yeboah Quarkume, PhD, Howard University: Supervision. --------------------------------------------- ## Additional Notes Links: - https://arjunphull123.github.io/black-space/ - https://github.com/arjunphull123/black-space