[datameet] anyone with a mumbai wards shapefile?

Hi guys! my name is Shijith and I work for the non-profit website Indiaspend.com. We're doing a few articles on Mumbai right now and I was looking to map some ward-level crime data for one of them. Just wanted to know if anyone had access to a ward boundaries shapefile that I could use for my

[datameet] Re: Delhi ward shapefile for census 2011 data

Hi Renaud, came across this ( https://archive.org/details/delhi-wards-map ) by Thejesh in my own ward map search, don't know if it's the same one you're using, but he would probably be able to tell you more about it! -shijith On Tuesday, 2 December 2014 17:20:22 UTC+5:30, Renaud Misslin

[datameet] Re: Reg Bihar Shapefiles

don't know how far these drill down and whether they do so to the level of villages, but you can check the shapefiles at these two links http://www.gadm.org/country https://github.com/datameet/maps/tree/master/Districts hope they're kind of what you're looking for! On Monday, 26 January

[datameet] Re: Religious Communities and Languages spoken

Think you'll get data on religious affiliations from the 2001 census, but not the 2011 one, my colleague tells me that's not out yet. And if you dig further into the 2001 data, am sure you'll get city-wise population data for religious affiliations and languages spoken. -shijith On Wednesday,

[datameet] IndiaSpend launches air quality monitoring network

Just thought I'd let the community know that IndiaSpend has launched its air quality monitoring network. There a few sensors up in Delhi and Mumbai, and you can have a look at their readings here: http://breathe.indiaspend.org/realtime-aqi/ You can join the network too by building your own

[datameet] Plug: Story On Euro 2016 Referees

Just thought I'd share a story I did on the referees of Euro 2016. It's a look at the 18 referees going to the football tournament and what their records are when it comes to booking players - how much, how often, how early etc. Analysed around 5,000 football matches over the past 14 years to

[datameet] Re: World map that allows colour code as per preference?

Also, make sure you get a world map where the Kashmir boundary is done the way the Indian government sees it! -shijith On Thursday, 14 January 2016 13:55:36 UTC+5:30, Harveen wrote: > > Hi Everyone, > > I am looking for a tool or website that has the political world map and > allows you to fill

Re: [datameet] Re: World shape file

inds of use cases anyway. > > Regards, > Devdatta > > On Wed, Jun 29, 2016 at 7:57 AM, Shijith Kunhitty <shij...@gmail.com > > wrote: > >> Here you go - >> https://github.com/shijithpk/world_map_with_official_JK_border . Click >> the green downloa

Re: [datameet] plugging my election interactive!

Hi Bhanu,thank you so much for your suggestions! Kind of avoided the use of multiple colors because I wanted to see if the whole interactive could be done with just two colors, this yellow-black combo. So it was kind of a conscious design choice, just wanted a minimal, simple look! :) --

[datameet] plugging my election interactive!

Hi guys, just thought I'd share a data interactive I created on the upcoming state elections. It's at https://shijithpk.github.io/2017_state_elections/homepage.html It's designed especially for mobile screens, so do check it out on your smartphone! There's a fair bit of d3 code under the hood

[datameet] data story plug: Has T20 ruined test cricket?

hi guys, just wanted to plug a data story I did for wionews.com: Is the T20 format ruining test cricket? The story sees how test cricket has changed over the past 25 years and checks if any of these changes

Re: [datameet] Hindustan Times is looking to hire a data journalist to join its News Apps team

Hi Harry, you can try posting on the Hacks/hackers FB group , think they allow job ads there On Wednesday, 19 April 2017 14:50:26 UTC+5:30, Harry Stevens wrote: > > Sorry Nisha. Didn't realize. > >

[datameet] story plug: How will the Rajya Sabha polls affect NDA & UPA numbers?

Just wanted to plug a slideshow I did on Rajya Sabha elections. You can see it here . It looks at recent results and sees how they could affect the UPA and NDA in the Rajya Sabha. Coded the slideshow in

[datameet] Data viz plug: Bat first or bowl? The choices teams make in Test cricket

So I've created a data viz on Test cricket for wionews.com. It uses data from 26 years of Test matches to find out what teams do after the toss. Where do teams like to bat first? Are there countries where teams decide

[datameet] plug: The history of India-Pakistan cricket matches...in dots!

With India and Pakistan facing each other in the Champions Trophy final on Sunday, I try to visualise the history of one-day matches between the two countries. Do check out the interactive here . Mainly used d3.js to make

[datameet] data viz plug: How is the U-17 World Cup different from the World Cup?

Hi, just wanted to plug a data viz I did for the upcoming Under-17 World Cup. Here's the link: How is the U-17 World Cup different from the World Cup? It tries to answer the question by comparing data from the previous U-17 World Cup in

[datameet] Re: How -to: Making A Football Data Viz With D3 and Reveal.js

Thanks for the opportunity, Thejesh! :) On Thursday, 12 October 2017 16:38:19 UTC+5:30, Thejesh GN wrote: > > DataMeet member Shijith Kunhitty has written a how-to about how he went > about creating a data visualisation. > > How-to is on DataMeet blog: > > > http:/

[datameet] Re: Revese Geocoding in Excel

You can use this excel add-in http://www.calvert.ch/geodesix/ for reverse geocoding According to this page , after installing the add-in, you would type in a cell: =Geocode(“formatted_address”, B2). B2 is just a cell having

Re: [datameet] Shapefile

Hi Rohit, could you give us a few more details on the kind of map you're looking for? If it's a ward map, am sure someone in the group will be able to help you out with one, do let us know. -shijith On Thursday, 7 December 2017 21:13:49 UTC+5:30, Nikhil VJ wrote: > > 1. What for? > > 2. What

[datameet] Re: Looking for age of death statistics

sorry nikhil, just saw your mail right now, check this govt page , have a feeling it might have the data you need, not sure though On Thursday, 26 October 2017

[datameet] story plug - How many athletics medals will India win at the Asian Games?

Hi everyone, just sending a link to a data story I did on the Asian Games. The athletics events at this year's Asian Games are starting this Saturday. In the story I try to guess how many athletics medals India could win at the Asian Games using past data. Chances are we could win fewer than we

Re: [datameet] story plug - How many athletics medals will India win at the Asian Games?

; > > > > > > On Fri, Aug 24, 2018 at 9:14 AM Shijith Kunhitty > wrote: > >> Hi everyone, just sending a link to a data story I did on the Asian Games. >> >> The athletics events at this year's Asian Games are starting this >> Saturday. In the story I

Re: [datameet] story plug - How many athletics medals will India win at the Asian Games?

ude comments in the comments stream (supposing this was being published by > a news platform where readers can post comments) later on, in the off > chance that the forecast got beat :D > > > Cheers, > Nikhil VJ > Pune > > On Saturday, August 25, 2018, Shijith Kunhitty

[datameet] data story plug -- What Hollywood movies don't get released in India?

Just plugging a story I did, it looks at the kinds of Hollywood movies that don't get released in India. You can read it at https://shijithpk.github.io/hollywood_releases_in_india/index.html Used data from the moviebiz website 'the numbers', imdb and bookmyshow for the story. The python

[datameet] Re: OpenLocationCode v/s xaddress

this solution is not open source but found it pretty cool -- https://what3words.com/ . Guardian did a write-up on them here -- https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2018/jun/23/the-gps-app-that-can-find-anyone-anywhere On Tuesday, 11 December 2018 21:28:37 UTC+5:30, Thejesh GN wrote: > > Here

[datameet] Re: computer parts data

This won't have daily information, but should still be useful. It's just the web archive link for the pricelist uploaded by Cost To Cost, one of the big stores in Delhi's Nehru Place market https://web.archive.org/web/*/www.costtocost.in/list/pricelist.pdf On Friday, 25 January 2019 21:53:40

[datameet] Need an experienced data analyst to work on a project on Indian Judiciary

You should get in touch with Nasr Ul Hadi at https://mobile.twitter.com/nasrhadi (hope that's ok Nasr) he could connect you with someone in delhi -- Datameet is a community of Data Science enthusiasts in India. Know more about us by visiting http://datameet.org --- You received this message

[datameet] list of players selected for 2019 cricket world cup

In case anyone was looking for a csv of all the players selected for the world cup, am just posting one to the group. Have put in some basic info too on each player, the info's scraped from cricinfo. (So I guess this won't count as open data, do credit espncricinfo if you use this csv for

[datameet] Re: list of players selected for 2019 cricket world cup

Oops, just noticed errors in the csv, seems the T20 figures for some players were taken as ODI figures. The cricinfo links and ids are still good though, you can use them as a starting point for your own scraping! ;) On Thursday, 25 April 2019 17:39:19 UTC+5:30, Shijith Kunhitty wrote

[datameet] plug -- data story on wikipedia abuse in India

Hi, my name is Shijith, and I'm a freelance data journalist. (Worked previously at Hindustan Times and IndiaSpend, have also contributed to datameet.org in the past .) Just wanted to plug a data story I did recently about Wikipedia abuse in India. Such

Re: [datameet] plug -- data story on wikipedia abuse in India

Oh yeah, the fact that certain wikipedia pages come under protection status definitely lowers their revert counts. And I accept that as well in my blog. Blog excerpt:* "This is more of a caveat. Some of these pages will have been placed under protection to stop getting abused. Protection

Re: [datameet] Q on Monsoon data -- Where do I find 1971-2020 LPAs?

l 1344.2 -shijith On Tuesday, 20 June 2023 at 18:53:34 UTC+5:30 Shijith Kunhitty wrote: Thanks for this Ujaval, only thing is that I'm doing this for a media publication, so it's important to use the same long-period averages the IMD uses. If it was for my personal projects, I wouldn't hav

[datameet] Re: data story plug -- Best Streaming Service in India for Western Music

Also, the code for the project isn't how a professional developer would do it, but in case anyone is interested, they can see it here -- https://github.com/shijithpk/music-streaming-india On Sunday, 11 September 2022 at 12:14:01 UTC+5:30 Shijith Kunhitty wrote: > Hi, my name is Shij

[datameet] Where can I find land cover data for Kerala from 2008 - 2012?

So I'm doing some work on Kerala, and wanted to use a land cover dataset that covers any year from 2008 to 2012. Does anyone have any idea on where I could find such data? Preferably at 30m resolution? I was thinking of using one of those global land cover datasets, but they don't work for

Re: [datameet] Where can I find land cover data for Kerala from 2008 - 2012?

will have to write to them, and see if they are willing to share the data with you. A third option is that if you have enough resources, you could download/buy data of your study area, and generate the LULC. Regards, Devdatta On Thu, 29 Dec 2022 at 20:33, Shijith Kunhitty wrote: So I'm doing s

Re: [datameet] How I searched for the hottest villages in Kerala with Microsoft's Planetary Computer

es extreme values. -shijith On Friday, 24 February 2023 at 13:30:26 UTC+5:30 Dilawar Singh wrote: Awesome stuff! Can it be extended to all Panchayats in the country easily? Just a nitpick: why not use "median" as an averaging strategy? best, Dilawar On Fri, 24 Feb 2023 12:

[datameet] How I searched for the hottest villages in Kerala with Microsoft's Planetary Computer

Just wanted to plug my data story on villages in Kerala and how hot they get. The story is at https://shijith.com/blog/kerala-panchayat-temp/ And the code is at https://github.com/shijithpk/hottest-panchayats-kerala Was thinking of using Google Earth Engine for this story, but decided to go

Re: [datameet] Q on Monsoon data -- Where do I find 1971-2020 LPAs?

; On Tue, Jun 20, 2023 at 4:17 PM dimple behal wrote: Hi Shijith, I’m also looking for the same. Let me know if you will be able to get something. On Tue, 20 Jun 2023 at 4:11 PM, Shijith Kunhitty wrote: This Q. is for people who work with weather data. I'm trying to do something related

[datameet] Q on Monsoon data -- Where do I find 1971-2020 LPAs?

This Q. is for people who work with weather data. I'm trying to do something related to the monsoon, but can't find what I'm looking for. Now monsoons are considered normal or not by comparing it with the average monsoon rainfall over a 50 year period 1971-2020, which is called the

[datameet] map of Jammu & Kashmir lok sabha seats after delimitation?

Hi, was just wondering if anyone has made maps of Jammu & Kashmir's Lok Sabha seats after the 2022 delimitation . I found a pdf