Cemetery Data Analysis Concepts

This tutorial guides you through creating a survivorship curve using Science Pipes with data from two cemeteries. It covers setting up the workspace, adding data components, configuring calculators, and creating a line chart. The process concludes with saving and running the pipe to generate the survivorship curve, comparing data from Hollenbeck and Saint Mary's cemeteries.

What are the two cemeteries used in the tutorial example?

• Evergreen and Rosehill

• Maplewood and Pinecrest

• Greenwood and Oakwood

• Hollenbeck and Saint Mary's

What is the first step in creating a new project in Science Pipes?

• Choose 'Start' from the sidebar

• Press 'Begin' on the dashboard

• Click 'Create' on the top banner

• Select 'New Project' from the menu

What should you do after filling out the title and description for the project?

• Select 'Cemetery Demography' and then 'Create Pipe'

• Choose 'Data Analysis' from the options

• Click 'Save'

• Press 'Next' to continue

Where do you drag the survivorship data components in the workspace?

• To the bottom right

• To the top right corner

• To the upper left and below it

• To the center

Which cemetery is selected for the upper data component?

• Oakwood

• Greenwood

• Saint Mary's

• Hollenbeck

What is the purpose of connecting the out port of the data box to the input port of the survivorship box?

• To transfer data for analysis

• To save the project

• To delete the data

• To export the data

What values are connected to the X1 and Y1 values in the line chart?

• Age and LX

• Proportion and Name

• LX and Proportion

• Name and Age

What label is used for the x-axis in the line chart?

• Cemetery Name

• Survivorship

• Age

• Proportion Surviving

What type of scale is selected for the y-axis in the line chart?

• Quadratic

• Linear

• Logarithmic

• Exponential

What is the final step before viewing the results of the survivorship curve?

• Close the application

• Export the data

• Run the pipe

• Save the project