In previous posts we manipulated UFO datasets, now we show you how to display your analysis.

Article updated on June 22, 2023
After having manipulated UFO data in Part 1 and Part 2, it is time to build a dashboard like this one:
All the following WarpScript are explained in the previous posts about UFO datasets.
In order to build this dataviz, we will use Discovery and WarpStudio.
In WarpStudio, select the Sandbox and use the "discovery" snippet to bootstrap a dashboard.

After some code cleanup, you should have a code like this:
First tile: the map
In the 'tile' array, add a new map tile:
In the 'macro' area, you can add the code of the previous post:
And the add some customization at the end:
Second tile: Sightings through time
Add another tile to the 'tile' array:
Yet another tile: Sightings vs movies releases
And so on for other tiles
Military base distance:
Top 5 sightings per inhabitant:
Sightings per month:
And finally, the first state by sightings per inhabitant:
Here you are, you can find the complete example here.
Final thought
Of course, inserting tokens directly in your Web page is bad practice. You have to hide the token:
- By calling macros
- By protecting secrets
- Or something else (you can contact us, we have plenty of ideas about that).
Let us know what kind of dataviz you made with Discovery.
Live long and prosper.
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