Exploring open data
This set of notebooks is meant to encourage the exploration of data from the
world around us. Notebooks should:
- introduce people who are new to data analysis and programming computers
to the tools and ideas of data analysis; and
- inspire experienced data practicioners and function as a reference/example
gallery analysing public datasets.
Try it live
You can try out all the examples live without installing anything by
clicking the badge above. Feel free to edit and explore as you wish!
Otherwise find the code on Github.
Contents
- Introduction to python and jupyter
- Biking in Zurich
- Zurich weather
- Zurich weather, part two
Contributing
This project is about making open data accessible to more people. In that
spirit everybody is encouraged to contribute to this repository.
If you find a typo, a bug or anything else that is weird: the thing to do is to
create a new issue
to report it. If you want to make a change yourself but don't know how, create
an issue an we will help you with the technical steps to get it done. If you
are an experienced GitHub user, feel free to create a PR straight away. More
details on contributing.
License
All code is licensed as BSD 3-Clause License.
The city of Zurich data is licensed under CC0.
The introduction.ipynb
notebook was derived from https://github.com/cms-opendata-education/cms-online-notebooks-for-binder with
permission from the author.
FAQ
If you get an error message «Connection failed» it's probably because your firewall/proxy doesn't allow a websocket connection. You could try to run the notebooks an your mobile, this probably works.