This small repository utilise data from the National Performing Arts Archive (Sceneweb) about theatre productions based on plays by Jon Fosse, to create map visualisations. The objective is to visualise the geographical distribution of Fosse's work over time (1994-2024).
The script:
- loads data from Excel
- geocode street addresses into geo-coordinates (OpenCage's Geocoding API)
- creates an interactive map with all productions
- creates a heatmap of productions over time
If you want to view the maps, without producing them yourself, you can download the HTMLs and open them in your browser:
The data is provided by the National Performing Arts Archive of Norway (sceneweb.no).
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The script is written in Python and requires the following packages to be installed:
- pandas
- geopy
- opencage
- folium