Awhile back for an old job interview, I was asked to devise a ride sharing algorithm to pool rides. to do this, I was given a large data set (100,000+ data points) and asked to calculate efficiency gains in terms of how many rides had the potential to be pooled and reduce carbon emissions. InContinue reading “Ride Sharing Algorithm Exercise”
Category Archives: Geospatial
Going Though “Introduction to visualising spatial data in R,” Section II
I’ve recently found some data on AWDT (average weekday daily traffic) for the Seattle area that’s quite detailed. Seattle has a great source of data that you can find via their DOT webpage, including bicycle rack locations and pedestrian and bicycle traffic. This looks like great, easy to work with data for learning GIS inContinue reading “Going Though “Introduction to visualising spatial data in R,” Section II”
Ange Olson 