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About Me ✌️

  • 😄 Pronouns: he/him/his
  • Languages: Mostly Python 🐍 and SQL 📁
  • Currently working on:
    • 🗽 Making NYC Open Data more accessible through Python tutorials and guides
    • 🌊 Analyzing flooding in NYC using publicly available data sets
  • 🌱 Currently learning Data Science, specifically Spark 💥
  • 💬 Ask me about NYC Open Data or Flooding in NYC!
  • 📫 How to reach me: Twitter or LinkedIn

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  1. sodapy-tutorial-nyc-open-data

    This tutorial demonstrates how to use sodapy and provides examples of querying data using Socrata Query Language or SoQL. The data set analyzed is 311 Service Requests from 2010 to Present from NYC…

    Jupyter Notebook

  2. nyc-311-street-flooding

    Analyzing NYC's 311 Street Flooding Complaints from 2010 to Present.

    Jupyter Notebook 1

  3. data-analysis-using-python

    Data Analysis Using Python: A Beginner’s Guide Featuring NYC Open Data

    Jupyter Notebook 7 1

  4. fema-nfip-claims

    Analyzing FEMA's National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) Claims Data Using Python

    Jupyter Notebook 1

  5. nyc-art-galleries

    Exploratory Data Analysis of Art Galleries in Manhattan, New York City

    Jupyter Notebook

  6. Blog

    My blogs about Data Analysis, Data Science, and Machine Learning

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Created 10 commits in 2 repositories
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