Sunday, December 17, 2017
12/15 Update
I have made two new maps. One with just the counties that were considered to be hot spots through my hot spot analysis, and a second map looking at the five counties in California that had the highest levels of both ozone exceedance and asthma hospitalizations. Now that all of my maps are done I have started to begin the analysis of my data and looking to see if there are any significant relationships between the variables that I looked at. In order to test the significance, I used a paired two-sample t-Test through excel. I tried doing more analysis through GIS but was experiencing a lot of difficulties with it so I decided to use my original excel sheet data to do the analysis myself. I was not surprised that when comparing the data of all of the counties the p-value showed that there is a significant relationship. However, I was surprised that there was not a significant relationship between both the Hotspots and the top 5 counties. My goal for next week is to have my poster completed.
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That is interesting, I would also assume there would be a significant relationship
ReplyDeleteInteresting...surprising for sure!
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