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Data Mining the City

Graduate course at Columbia University GSAPP, taught by Violet Whitney and TA Zeid Ghawi

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Session A Project 1

Yichen Ouyang in Data Mining the City

Oct 22, 2017

Best jazz bars in the city (midterm)

New York is the city of jazz and blues. Although a lot of the old-school spots have since…

Yicheng Xu in Data Mining the City

Oct 20, 2017

Do you feel alright today? (Final A)

Shio in Data Mining the City

Oct 19, 2017

Digital New York Post Card

Popularity of Tourists’ Destinations in New York

Jujie Xu in Data Mining the City

Oct 20, 2017

Map Based On Time

Maps are reductive because they only show spatial relationships from birds eye view, the only way people experience what’s…

Celeste Layne in Data Mining the City

Oct 20, 2017

Visualizing Museum Collections

What types of art attract more people?

Jingyuan Gao in Data Mining the City

Oct 20, 2017

Affordable housing and public transportation

Shruti Shubham in Data Mining the City

Oct 20, 2017

Let’s talk about ROHINGYAS….

Why should we talk about it?

Nick Kunz in Data Mining the City

Oct 20, 2017

Oh Where, Oh Where Have the Tax Credits Gone; Oh Where, Oh Where Could They Be?

Anna Stokes in Data Mining the City

Oct 20, 2017

Congesting Pricing (take 2)

For the midterm presentation I wanted to move a step beyond this bar graph data demonstration, and do a map. I combined and cleaned several data sources in GIS and then converted the polygons to points with geolocated Long / Lats which I thought function better. Unfortunately, I…

Eric Pietraszkiewicz in Data Mining the City

Oct 20, 2017

voices of death row — mapping the potential innocence of those executed in the state of texas