Visualize Intra- and Inter-Borough Travel

# Visualize Intra- and Inter-Borough Travel Create a static or interactive visualization that helps a reader compare trips within one borough with trips crossing borough boundaries. Explain the story supported by the chart and the uncertainty or coverage limits that could change that story. ### Constraints & Assumptions - Borough labels must come from a documented spatial join or trusted zone mapping. - Missing coordinates and trips outside mapped areas must be counted. - Normalize when raw volume would merely reproduce borough population or dataset coverage. ### Clarifying Questions to Ask - Is the audience comparing absolute volume, share of trips, distance, fare, or time pattern? - Are exact origin and destination locations safe to display? - Should direction between boroughs be preserved? ```hint Match the chart to the comparison A flow matrix and a geographic map answer different questions; choose the one that makes the intended contrast easiest to verify. ``` ### What a Strong Answer Covers - Reproducible origin and destination borough assignment. - A chart with clear denominators, labels, ordering, and accessible color choices. - A specific evidence-backed narrative rather than decoration. - Missingness, privacy, and sensitivity checks. ### Follow-up Questions - How would you show changes by hour without overwhelming the reader? - How would conclusions change after normalizing by all pickups in each origin borough?