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Appendix: Daily/Monthly Gulf Dataset Comparison
The following charts demonstrate the evolution of the properties for both the
dynamic cumulative and snapshot networks of the Gulf dataset. The left column
contains the results obtained from the daily granuality, while the right column
contains the same property for the monthly version. The properties of the cu-
mulative network does not show notable differences. On the other hand, the
snapshot network properties do show considerable differences. Since the snap-
shot network of the monthly dataset is about
30 times larger, this is not
surprising. This difference results in a higher overall rating for the properties,
and larger connected components.
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