censusdis is a Python package for discovering, loading and analyzing, U.S. Census demographic, economic, and geographic data and metadata. It is designed to be intuitive and Pythonic, giving users access to the full collection of data and maps the U.S. Census publishes via their APIs.
An app for real-estate investors who wish to do high-level research on geographies (specifically MSAs) in which they want to invest.
Visualizing the racial/ethnic composition and age distribution of American generations. Monthly Postcensal Resident Population. Oct 2024.
In this exercise I used data from the U.S. Census Bureau and the CDC Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System Prevalence Data to see if there was a correlation between people that work from home (non-commuters) and the frequency of their physical activity. A scatterplot created using D3.js shows the correlation between these two datasets with …
D3.js visualization of commuting flows data from American Community Survey by the US Census
Main repository for my contributions to the California Safe Water Challenge
US Census API data analysis of top 10 states by median income with Python & data visualization.
Analysis on education census data of Los Angeles.
Exploratory Data Analysis (EDA) on US Census Data. Investigating income distribution, demographics, and correlations using Python, Pandas, and statistical tests.
A final class project; An exploratory analysis of Homelessness in the US and the rates of vacant homes according to US dept. of HUD and the US Census.
Custom built API for various US 2020 Census data
Analyzes NYC 311 Service Requests data to find insights from the rodent complaints with secondary data sources
Explore shifting U.S. prosperity: income, poverty, and education (2010–2023, ACS data)
This web application accesses the US Census Bureau API to retrieve data and navigate international trade data.
Interactive SVG map visualization of US housing market data (2010-2018) with dynamic filtering, hover tooltips, and comprehensive housing cost metrics. Built with JavaScript, jQuery, and D3.js for UC Berkeley Data Analytics Bootcamp. See the Leaving California repository for usage in the link below:
cleaning and visualization of US Census Data
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