2016 IMWC Vancouver - Fusion Tables
Copy and paste this link into your Fusion Table import dialog box
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1qXiC3CwkPaGq1u5BeXXjrwpv1r18RRno9gXScopDoZ0/edit?usp=sharing
This is the spreadsheet you are importing into your Fusion Table
We will begin with a Google Spreadsheet of the BIA database providing the contact information for Tribes in the U.S. and use this to create a Fusion Table map
Activity for today's session:
Here are the Fusion Tables we will be creating in this session - if you get lost while building your own please feel free to go to these Fusion Tables to see what we are doing
The 3rd annual Indigenous Mapping Workshop Canada at the Musqueam Cultural Center, November 7-10, 2016
For today’s session you will need:
A laptop computer (not a mobile device, phones and tablets won’t be enough)
A Google Account https://google.com
Make sure that you can access Google Drive (some work and school laptops have filters) https://drive.google.com and make sure that you can add Fusion Tables to your Google Drive - you may have to contact your IT department if you have a work or school laptop.
Here is an example of the map you will create using Fusion Tables and the BIA Tribal Directory
Now we will make a map using polygons of the U.S. state boundaries
Go to this link and make a copy of the FT
https://fusiontables.google.com/DataSource?docid=1AtCHK2fP4aRkhSLNaJoz7JVtv1pQU1p95yAToVJ4#rows:id=1
Here is an example of the map you will make
Next we will make a map of the U.S. American Indian/Alaska Native population size by state from the U.S. Census data
This will require two steps: we will use a spreadsheet of the population data to create a new Fusion Table, then we will merge this population Fusion Table with our State Boundaries Fusion Table
Create a new Fusion Table and Copy and Paste this link into your Fusion Table import dialog box
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/19p5SeXl-NDELMNuWZJGiPOBfjnVcqBRqLB-Kt942_ys/edit#gid=0
This is the spreadsheet you are importing into your Fusion Table
Next we will merge our population data Fusion Table with our State Boundaries Fusion Table - you can "fuse" the Fusion Tables because they each have a column that is the same "state name"
Here is an example of a map we will make of the percent change in population size from 2000 to 2010
Now we will create an interactive chart of the percent population change by state