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-## My GSoC 2024 Project
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+# My GSoC 2024 Project
 
 Nathan Yang
 
 8/23/2024
 
-## Introduction 
+## Introduction
 
 Glyph maps offer a novel way to visualize spatio-temporal data on a map. Single curve or line plot glpyhs as implemented in the [cubble](https://github.com/huizezhang-sherry/cubble) package can offer unique insights into both seasonal and geographic trends of a single variable across different datasets. My project was set to extend ggplot to include more unique types of glyphs that would expand the options for multivariate spatio-temporal visualization.
 
 ## Preliminary Work
 
 I had research a lot of background information about general R package development, writing an extension to ggplot2, as well as the fundamental linear algebra behind displaying glyphs on a map.
 
-Here are the primary resources I used throughout the project to guide construction of the syglyphs package.
+Here are the primary resources I used throughout the project to guide construction of the stglyphs package.
 
 -   [ggproto objects](https://ggplot2.tidyverse.org/reference/ggproto.html)
 
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 The package I created successfully implements geom_segment_glyph which adds line segment plots as a new glyph option for mapping. This geom was tested with two different datasets that are also included in this package. The `stations` dataset is a compilation of weather data from 10 different weather stations across the US. The `flights` dataset is a list of canceled flights than originated from the top 10 airports wit the most canceled flights.
 
-Additionally rescaling functions for geom_segment_glyph (and future glyphs) were also created and documented in this package.
+Additionally rescaling functions for `geom_segment_glyph` (and future glyphs) were also created and documented in this package.
 
 ## Future Plans
 
-I plan to work with my mentors through a merger with another similar project. Additionally, there are various aesthetics and parameters that still need to be ironed out for geom_segment_glyph. There will also always be more glyphs to be created!
+I plan to work with my mentors through a merger with another similar project. Additionally, there are various aesthetics and parameters that still need to be ironed out for `geom_segment_glyph`. There will also always be more glyphs to be created!
 
 ## Reflection
 
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 Lastly, thank you to Google for organizing and funding this project as part of Google Summer of Code.
 
 Repo Link: <https://github.com/Knicey/stglyphs>
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+Website: <https://knicey.github.io/stglyphs/>
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