Sydney Jones, Storymap

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README.md

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-## Samples
+## Notes About Project
+This storymap discusses properties that have been designated as unsafe by Philadelphia's Department of Licenses and Inspections. It shows how the properties are spread across the city and highlights two areas where they are especially concentrated.
 
-Find examples from previous years and elsewhere on the internet at https://github.com/Weitzman-MUSA-JavaScript/story-map-project-examples
+It ends with a map taken from  a 2022 report from the Urban Institute discussing rental regulations and improving substandard housing for tenants that shows poverty by census tract overlaid with the presence of code violations. 
 
-## Instructions
+As I work to improve this and continue to build it out, I hope to use it to complement my thesis as it develops and matures. It would be used during presentations instead of a powerpoint to present findings, something that could be especially useful when speaking with community members or other non-technical audience members.
 
-### Step 1: Choose a topic
+Data was sourced from the City of Philadelphia through OpenDataPhilly:
+- Philadelphia city limits: https://opendataphilly.org/datasets/city-limits/
+- L&I Unsafe Buildings: https://opendataphilly.org/datasets/licenses-and-inspections-code-violations/
 
-Choose a topic that is fruitfully explained with some combination of narrative and geographic elements. Think about what data you want to tell a story about. Whatever data you use, **be sure to include citations somewhere in your app interface**. You can choose a dataset from any of a number of sources, for example:
+Copilot was used in the development in this project to assist with code writing, debugging, and styling.
 
-* Use data you've been working with for another class
-* Create your own dataset (check out [geojson.io](https://geojson.io))
-* Find data from an open data repository...
-
-#### OpenDataPhilly.org
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-OpenDataPhilly has lots of Philadelphia-specific data, like:
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-- [Neighborhood Boundaries](https://opendataphilly.org/dataset/philadelphia-neighborhoods)
-- Historic [Streets](https://opendataphilly.org/dataset/historic-streets), [Districts](https://opendataphilly.org/dataset/philadelphia-registered-historic-districts), or [Properties](https://opendataphilly.org/dataset/philadelphia-registered-historic-sites)
-- [School Information](https://opendataphilly.org/dataset/school-information-data)
-- [PA Horticultural Society Land Care](https://opendataphilly.org/dataset/land-care)
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-#### Other open data portals
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-Many other cities, counties, states, and countries have dedicated data portals as well. Here are a couple of lists of state-sponsored open data sites:
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-- [Data.gov - Open Government](https://data.gov/open-gov/)
-- [Open Knowledge Foundation - DataPortals.org](https://dataportals.org/)
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-#### Independently compiled data sources
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-Sources like [Stop Demolishing Philly](https://www.stopdemolishingphilly.com/map/) or other privately compiled data sources.
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-Use one of the template story maps in the _templates/_ folder, modified as you see fit, to explain your topic. For example, open [templates/scrollytelly/](templates/scrollytelly/) and copy the contents to the root folder in this repository. You can then modify the HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and data to suit your needs.
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-### Step 2: Think About Slide Content
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-Your story will have multiple slides, each with a title, some additional text, maybe images, and geographic data. Your slide content will go straight into your HTML, and your map features will go in to separate GeoJSON files in the [data/](data/) folder.
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-### Step 3: Submit your story map
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-Commit your code and push it to your repository on GitHub. Set up GitHub pages on the repository and submit a new pull request into the original project repository in the class organization.
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-#### Submission Checklist
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-- [ ] Pushed latest code to the `main` branch of your repository
-- [ ] Linted JS and CSS code
-- [ ] Turned on GitHub Pages for the repository and verified that your site works when deployed
-- [ ] Submitted a pull request to the original repository in the class organization
-- [ ] In the PR **title**, included your name at least
-- [ ] In the PR **description**, included a brief description of your topic, and your target audience

about.md

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+# Changes to Philadelphia's L&I Code Violation Enforcement 
+### *What Has Changed, and Who Is Being Impacted?*
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+## How Has Philadelphia's Code Violation Enforcement Changed Over Time?
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+## What Places and Populations Are Seeing the Greatest Increases in Code Enforcement?
+
+## Are Business Owners and Individual Home Owners Being Impacted Equally?
+