Transportation Data Challenge (May 2-3, Seattle, WA)

[Ian Rose]

Hi Jupyter community,

This is both an advertisement for an event and a request for information. The NSF-sponsored West Big Data Innovation Hub is hosting a series of workshops/hackathons focused on transportation and pedestrian safety over the next few months:

https://www.bigdatahubs.io/

The launch event for this series will be in Seattle at UW on May 2-3, and I encourage anyone from the community who is interested in transporation, urban data, and livable cities to RSVP if you can make it:

https://bit.ly/Seattle0502

Now the request for information: Is anybody aware of cool projects using Project Jupyter for analysis of transit/transportation data (especially as results to pedestrian safety)? I will be attending the workshop as a Jupyter representative, and it would be nice to be able to advertise (with proper attribution, of course) any work that the community is doing in this space.

Best,

Ian

[Brian Granger]

Very cool!!!

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