diff --git a/html/about/data.html b/html/about/data.html index cc91a52e..f791e68e 100644 --- a/html/about/data.html +++ b/html/about/data.html @@ -41,7 +41,7 @@ -
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The Atlas online provides access to bilateral trade data for roughly 200 countries spanning 50 years and across 1000 different products, using the Standardized International Trade Code at the four-digit level (SITC-4) revision 2 classification. The Atlas online also provides world trade data in the Harmonized System Classification (HS4) maintained by the Centre d’Etudes Prospectives et d’Informations Internationales (CEPII) dating back to 1995. The sources of the data used are:

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  • 2001 – 2012: UN COMTRADE
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    All the information related to data processing are now available on GitHub:

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    All the information related to data processing are now available on our GitHub.

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    https://github.com/cid-harvard/atlas-data

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    Re-using and Contributing

    The Atlas online is published under a Creative Commons Attribution-Sharealike 3.0 Unported License, so feel free to share the site and embed the apps anywhere on the Internet. When doing so, please remember to attribute the site and its creators.

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    As an open source platform, The Atlas online welcomes any and all collaborators to the project. We also provide an API for the casual user interested in embedding their own Atlas app on any webpage. If interested, fork the site at:

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    As an open source platform, The Atlas online welcomes any and all collaborators to the project. We also provide an API for the casual user interested in embedding their own Atlas app on any webpage. If interested, fork the site here.

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    http://github.com/Harvard-CID/observatory_economic_complexity/

    - When referring to the site in publications, please cite the following reference:
    "The Atlas of Economic Complexity," Center for International Development at Harvard University, http://www.atlas.cid.harvard.edu
    diff --git a/html/about/glossary.html b/html/about/glossary.html index 491d858b..9ebb627e 100644 --- a/html/about/glossary.html +++ b/html/about/glossary.html @@ -39,7 +39,7 @@ } -
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    Capability Distance:
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    A measure of a country’s ability to make a specific product determined by what it can currently produce. For every pair of goods in the world there is a notion of distance between them: if 2 goods require highly similar inputs and endowments, then they are ‘closer’ together, but if they require totally different capabilities, they are ‘further’ apart.
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    We calculate capability distance by the proportion of knowledge necessary for a product that the country does not have. The knowledge that the country does have is measured by the proximity between products it is currently making and the product of interest P. The knowledge it does not have is measured by the proximity between products it is not making and the product of interest P. Capability distance is therefore calculated as the sum of the proximities between good P and all the products that country C is not currently exporting, normalized by the sum of proximities between all products and product P. Formally,
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    Capability Distance:
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    A measure of a country’s ability to make a specific product determined by what it can currently produce. For every pair of goods in the world there is a notion of distance between them: if 2 goods require highly similar inputs and endowments, then they are ‘closer’ together, but if they require totally different capabilities, they are ‘further’ apart. +We calculate capability distance by the proportion of knowledge necessary for a product that the country does not have. The knowledge that the country does have is measured by the proximity between products it is currently making and the product of interest P. The knowledge it does not have is measured by the proximity between products it is not making and the product of interest P. Capability distance is therefore calculated as the sum of the proximities between good P and all the products that country C is not currently exporting, normalized by the sum of proximities between all products and product P. Formally,
    \begin{equation}\label{Distance} d_{cp} = \frac{\sum\nolimits_{p'}\left(1 - M_{cp'}\right)\Phi_{p,p'}}{\sum\nolimits_{p'}\Phi_{p,p'}} diff --git a/html/about/index.html b/html/about/index.html index df9e85bb..cf712b1e 100644 --- a/html/about/index.html +++ b/html/about/index.html @@ -2,10 +2,98 @@ {% block page_title %}About{% endblock %} {% block heading_title %}About{% endblock %} - {% block css %}{% endblock %} {% block content %} +
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    What is it?

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    Press

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    Permissions





    The observatory is published under a Creative Commons Attribution-Sharealike 3.0 Unported License so feel free to share the site and embed the apps anywhere on the internet. When doing so, please remember to attribute the site and its creators

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    Privacy Statement for The Atlas online

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    The Growth Lab

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    The ongoing development and evolution of The Atlas online is made possible by the Founding Members. The Founding Members are a group of leading institutions that believe in the vision of The Atlas online and provide funding and support instrumental to the development and maintenance of this public good. The Founding Members are provided with training to maximize the utility of The Atlas online within their organizations, and they collaborate with the Center for International Development (CID) by offering feedback on the tool’s functionality.

    Our Founding Members include:

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