📊 From Raw Numbers to Insight: Analysing and Visualising Beekeeping Data
A floating 3D statistics lab that turns raw hive inspection numbers into bar charts, time-series scatter plots and control-limit charts, showing how chart choice and outlier thresholds change what a beekeeper notices.
A season of synthetic hive-inspection data from a 12-hive apiary, rendered live as a per-hive bar chart or as a time-series scatter plot with a trend line and statistical control-limit band.
🔬 What It Demonstrates
The same underlying dataset looks completely different depending on chart choice: bars reveal which hive is weak right now, while the scatter and trend view reveals seasonal patterns and lets a control-limit band flag statistical outliers.
🎮 How to Use
Pick a metric and chart type, scrub through the 52-week season, and tighten or loosen the outlier threshold to see how many readings get flagged as anomalies in each view.
💡 Did You Know?
Control-limit charts borrowed from manufacturing quality control are now used in precision beekeeping — a hive-weight or mite-count reading drifting outside its normal band is often the earliest sign of trouble.
A floating 3D statistics lab that turns raw hive inspection numbers into bar charts, time-series scatter plots and control-limit charts, showing how chart choice and outlier thresholds change what a beekeeper notices.
3D · Three.js / WebGL renderer · 60 FPS target · runs fully client-side, no install