Tutorial for Creating a new RStudio project with GitHub to visualize climate change (CC213)

If you've ever wanted to connect a new RStudio project with GitHub, this is your tutorial! Pat will show you how he uses GitHub to create a repository that can be used to start an RStudio project. He'll go through a few iterations of adding, committing, and pushing changes from RStudio back to GitHub. Finally, he'll show some examples of climate change data visualizations using ggplot2 and dplyr that he plans on recreating with this new project!

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0:00 Introduction
1:03 Creating repository on GitHub
3:10 Using repository to create an RStudio project
3:54 Adding organization to project and repository
7:05 Adding data to project
10:20 Climate change data visualizations

[mukhtarabdi]

Awesome new playlist, have been looking for such complete project for so long, specifically related to climate data. Thank you Prof

[Dimiliv]

Excellent video as always. Many thanks

[vinaymore]

Can you teach us how to do this analysis with the netCDF files which are commonly used for climate data.

[haraldurkarlsson]

Great videos by the way. I like these project-oriented lectures rather than all the other R "gadget" shows that overflow on YouTube. I suppose it shows the difference between a scientist (one with an actual domain) and all those so-called "Data" Scientists out there (I am still puzzled by the notion that one could be a scientist in data - unless you are simply a statistician).
Thanks

[AndreaDalseno]

Awesome as usual. I have a special request. The plots are based on a relative difference against a specific mean (1951-1980). It would be interesting to see if choosing a different reference period changes things or not and if it does what is the impact. Unfortunately, I haven't been able to find a suitable dataset for that. Do you know any?

[abdoulayeleye]

Hi ! good tutorial. Graphics can be enabled to interactive?
thanks for this project.

[cyg]

Thanks for the video. What's the point of a Rstudio project other than facilitating version control? Does it provide any additional feature?

[jesusavalos]

Would you please explain some more about 9:33? Ty

[haraldurkarlsson]

The NASA GISS site looks like it has not been updated for years (or decades)!

[pikineestest]

Hi is it possible to make same visualization using matplotlib in python?
I assume this work is amazing.
Thanks so much.

[jesusavalos]

9:14 why? What would you consider a "too big" file?