zipcodeR Reaches 53+ Peer-Reviewed Citations, Including MIS Quarterly
My open-source R package for ZIP code analysis has now been cited in 53+ peer-reviewed publications, including MIS Quarterly—a Financial Times Top 50 journal.
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My open-source R package for ZIP code analysis has now been cited in 53+ peer-reviewed publications, including MIS Quarterly—a Financial Times Top 50 journal.
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How effective data visualization can transform complex policy issues into actionable insights for decision-makers and the public
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An isochrone-based GIS analysis revealing that over 756,000 New Jerseyans in 110 municipalities face 30+ minute drives to the nearest medical cannabis dispensary.
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Using New Jersey's official state geocoding service just got easier! This post introduces njgeo, a new R package that simplifies working with New Jersey-specific spatial datasets.
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A sentiment analysis of tweets about the Murphy-Ciattarelli gubernatorial race reveals key differences in campaign rhetoric, word choice, and online engagement.
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GitHub Actions is a powerful tool for automating workflows. This post presents an example of using GitHub Actions to automatically run a web scraper in R and commit the results to a repository.
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Introducing zipcodeR, an R package that makes it easy to work with ZIP code-level data in spatial analysis and demographics research
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Introducing njtr1, an R package that automates the acquisition and cleaning of motor vehicle crash data published by the New Jersey Department of Transportation.
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A review of the new features in zipcodeR v0.2, including congressional district lookups, FIPS code searches, and community-contributed improvements.
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Using natural language processing to analyze the sentiment and emotional content of New Jersey Governor Murphy's executive orders during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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A data visualization project using Python, GeoPandas, and matplotlib to create an animated GIF showing Indego bike sharing usage patterns across Philadelphia from 2015-2019.
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