Do Good With Data
- Ethical Checklist for Data Science (Data Science for Social Good)
- Five principles for applying data science for good (Jake Porway)
Tools
- Carto: web-based mapping, free version available
- Github Student Developer Pack: free and discounted tools
- Quadrigram: web tool for visualizations and data storytelling
- Tableau Public & Tableau Student
Datasets
- Western Pennsylvania Regional Data Center
- OpenDataPhilly
- NYC Open Data
- Chicago Data Portal
- Data SF
- Divvy Bikes (Chicago Bike Sharing)
- Healthy Ride Pittsburgh (Pittsburgh Bike Sharing)
- Carnegie Museum of Art Collection
- ProPublica: datasets & APIs
- United States Census Bureau
Tutorials
Getting data
- Open Data Tutorials (WPRDC)
- API Workshop (WPRDC): Presentation Slides (PDF or Google Slides) & Github
data visualization
- R Shiny Workshop (David Henderson, FII): Presentation Slides & Github
- Python Pandas Tutorial (Greg Schivley)
Mapping
- Web Mapping Tutorial (Christian Gass, MapTimePGH)
- Mapbox: Base Map Customization Tutorial (Christian Gass, MapTimePGH)
- CartoDB x Github: Crowdsourcing Webmaps (Raphael Dumas)
- “Dot Map” Creator Tutorial (CMU’s CREATE Lab)
- Geo 101 + Open Street Maps (Christian Gass)
Cases
- Divvy.Vision: visualizing Chicago’s Divvy bike share program in action
- DNA Info: crowdsourcing mental models of Chicago’s neighborhood boundaries
- Mean Streets: humanizing fatal traffic crashes in New York City in 2014
- ProPublica News Apps: bolstering journalism with data
- Subspotting NYC: calling attention to mobile reception in NYC subway system
- Transitmix: helping transit planners quickly design routes, identify trade offs, and communicate with the public