NYC Open Data is a treasure trove waiting to be discovered if you know where to look! 🗽
Join BetaNYC and the NYC Office of Technology & Innovation's Open Data Team for a fun, free virtual class where you'll learn to unlock the secrets of NYC Open Data and run cool analyses on your community.
Hosted by the Office of Council Member Lincoln Restler, this class is open to everyone—no experience needed!
When: Weds, June 5, at 6pm
RSVP: nyc.gov/discoveropendata 📣
The City of Chattanooga is looking for a Data Analyst (Data Engineer) to join the Office of Performance Management and Open Data. Build reliable data pipelines and contribute towards making Chattanooga the best place to live for all Chattanoogans.
Another detailed MusicBrainz instrument tree fleshed out - this time bagpipes/dūdas/gaida, etc etc… untangling different but similar instruments from around the world is very interesting and very complex, it turns out!
Join BetaNYC and the MTA Open Data team on June 5th at 9:30am to explore recently published MTA operating budget datasets. We’ll learn about the MTA’s open data program and conduct insightful analyses with their data.
Info on historical collectors & other collection agents affiliated with the Museum für Naturkunde Berlin was transferred from local wikis to @wikidata to help #accessibility & #reusability of #data, for example, as a resource for transdisciplinary #provenance#research.
André Simonazzi's (@gov) clear public communication of what is and, above all, what is not, was of great value for the work of the #OpenData community in 2020+. As it has been for all those who have built on this work.
Is there like an open-data peer to peer weather sensor network and an app that I can hook up to it to get local weather conditions? And if not, why the heck not? #weather#opendata#peertopeer#fediverse
I Talk to the Treeeeessss… with a ChatGPT API Call
I've learned enough since last October that I can revisit my project of having Raleigh's trees act as tour guides for surrounding areas. The city of Raleigh offers an open dataset of city trees. Not every last tree in the city, of course, mostly trees on city property. My old program searched the tree database, used Wikipedia to find sites of interest nearby, and then…
Several months ago I connected the #Raleigh#OpenData tree set to nearby #Wikipedia -listed locations and from there to a ChatGPT API call. Find trees in Raleigh, find things near trees, have trees tell you about nearby things.
I've learned enough in the time since that I'm readdressing the project and expanding it a lot, with more information available to/from the tree.