Urban Metrics NYC is a dynamic repository and ongoing passion project that combines my expertise as a former student studying biomedical informatics with my current role at a renewable energy development company involved in city planning and policy. It embodies my commitment to leveraging interdisciplinary knowledge and data-driven insights to generate positive change in urban environments. Serving as a platform for exploring the quantitative landscape of urban living, Urban Metrics NYC sheds light on crucial challenges and opportunities faced by cities. Through this project, I strive to uncover valuable insights that inform evidence-based strategies, empower decision-makers, and contribute to building healthier, more sustainable, and equitable cities for all.
Vaccine/Case_Rate : Find correlation with NYC vaccine and case rate. Plotting multi- series line graph to visualize trends between rate of first and second vaccine being administered and display pattern of case rate and vaccination rate of dose 1 & 2 over a period of time.
MONKEY_POX_NYC : Using NYC Monkey Pox data to visualize case rate over time. As well as comparing current NYC Monkey Pox data to the beginning stages of COVID.
Water_NYC : Utilizing The Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) dataset on annual NYC drinking water consumption. Calculating correlation between population based on NYC Census and annual water comsumption in millions of gallons per day for each year.