Re: [datameet] Re: State District Maps

On Tue, Apr 1, 2014 at 12:35 PM, Devdatta Tengshe wrote: > VG via Inskscape Thank you dev! * Kind Regards* *--* *Rakesh kumar khowal* * +91 986 853 2105* * www.rakeshkhowal.com * -- For more details about this list http://datameet.org/discussions/ --- Yo

Re: [datameet] State District Maps

Thank you Vinay! * Kind Regards* *--* *Rakesh kumar khowal* * +91 986 853 2105* * www.rakeshkhowal.com * On Tue, Apr 1, 2014 at 11:27 AM, Vinay Venu wrote: > Are you specific about shape files? There is a geojson available > here

[datameet] Re: draft letter to NIC for a data portal for public contributed datasets

Hello, A single point for all data sets is a great idea, and initiating the discussion with NIC is an important start. My two bits are as follows; 1. Any favourable response from NIC is likely to be a long drawn process (in my estimation stretching beyond a year) 2. Even if considered

[datameet] Exploring DISE Data for Karnataka

Hello DataMeet-ers: The KLP team would love your feedback on this! Over the years, we at KLP, have been big fans of the data that the District Information System for Education collects. DISE collects an incredible array of data on all primary schools, public and private, in

Re: [datameet] Exploring DISE Data for Karnataka

Hi Gautam, Here are my first impressions. It is very hard to make sense of raw numbers. For example, it'll be more useful to show the average value of teachers/school, students/teacher and state average for each along with number of teachers. You could do something similar for other dimensions as

Re: [datameet] Exploring DISE Data for Karnataka

On Tue, Apr 1, 2014 at 11:28 PM, Anand Chitipothu wrote: > It is very hard to make sense of raw numbers. For example, it'll be more > useful to show the average value of teachers/school, students/teacher and > state average for > each along with number of teachers. You could do > something sim