Term: Fall 2016
Project link: https://pfwang.shinyapps.io/app1/ ( For mac users, please use Safari to open the link, which would ensure the completeness of map. )
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Team # 4
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Project title: Parkman Go
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Team members
- team member 1 Yanjin Li
- team member 2 Tian Sheng
- team member 3 Pengfei Wang
- team member 4 Qing Yin
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The website link: https://pfwang.shinyapps.io/app1/
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Project summary: In this project, we are planning to develop an app for both parking lot developers and drivers in New York City. Our app is designed to have 3 functions: (1) parking violation situation checking, (2) parking lot status checking, (3) parking ticket searching. "Parking violation situation checking" part is designed for parking lot developers. Observing the areas where there are more parking violations and further checking the parking violation reasons, developers can have ideas where they should develop a new parking lot. "Parking lot status checking" part is designed for drivers. Drivers can have a look at this part before they are going to park to avoid parking violation and get a better parking. "Parking ticket searching" part is also designed for drivers. Drivers can easily find whether they have tickets and how many tickets they have through using this part. In addition, we do some basic data analysis, such as the bar plot of violation distribution and the pie chart of violation type. Hope this app is helpful.
In this second project of Applied Data Science, we will carry out Exploratory Data Analysis and Visualization via a shiny app on a topic about open data released from the New York City open data portal. See Project 2 Description for more details.
License: All code is distributed under the Apache License V2.0. More information can be found here at http://www.apache.org/licenses/ and in the accompanying License file.
The learning goals for this project is
- business intelligence for data science
- systems development/design life cycle
- shiny app/shiny server
Contribution statement: (default) All team members contributed equally in all stages of this project. All team members approve our work presented in this GitHub repository including this contributions statement.
Following suggestions by RICH FITZJOHN (@richfitz). This folder is orgarnized as follows.
proj/
├── lib/
├── data/
├── doc/
├── figs/
└── output/
Please see each subfolder for a README file.