By Didier Catz
For this project, a few assumptions will be made. Convenience in this case means how convenient a spot is for the customer — e.g. is it cheap? Are there enough parking spots? Is it easily accessible? How much comfort does it bring to the customer?
In collaboration with the Volkskrant, a Dutch news outlet focused on objective and neutral-standpoint news, I will be creating an interactive datavisualisation regarding parking in the city. I want to measure and define convenience and see if a parking spot's cost positively or negatively influences this convenience.
Functional Programming subject of @cmda-tt
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Opening times — Open Data Parkereen: Tijdvak
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Electric Vehicle charging spots Open Data Parkeren: Specificaties Parkeergebied
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Parking spot location Open Data Parkeren: Specificaties Parkeergebied
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Hourly cost — Open Data Parkeren: Tariefdeel
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For how long you can park
- If it's cheap, for how long can you park there?
- Which electric charging spots charge the most per hour?
This project assumed you have a valid and stable installation of Node.js and npm.
git clone https://github.com/didier/frontend-applications.git
npx degit didier/frontend-applications
yarn # or npm install
Opens a development server at http://localhost:3000
yarn dev # or npm run dev
- Open Data RDW — Tariefdeel. (n.d.). Open Data RDW. Retrieved October 28, 2020, from https://opendata.rdw.nl/Parkeren/Open-Data-Parkeren-TARIEFDEEL/534e-5vdg
- Open Data RDW — Specificaties Parkeergebied. (n.d.). Open Data RDW. Retrieved November 11, 2020, from https://opendata.rdw.nl/Parkeren/Open-Data-Parkeren-SPECIFICATIES-PARKEERGEBIED/b3us-f26s
- Open Data RDW — Datasets. (n.d.). Open Data RDW. Retrieved October 27, 2020, from https://opendata.rdw.nl/browse
💡 This README consists of a short summary and getting-started guide of this project. If you'd like to get a more comprehensive writeup of what this all entains, please refer to the wiki.