As a parking spot's customer price grows, does its convenience increase?
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?
An interactive data visualisation on Dutch parking data.
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
Interesting Variables
Opening times — Open Data Parkereen: Tijdvak
- StartTimeTimeFrame
- EndTimeTimeFrame
Electric Vehicle charging spots
Hourly cost — Open Data Parkeren: Tariefdeel
- StartDateFarePart
- StartDurationFarePart
- EndDurationFarePart
- AmountFarePart
- StepSizeFarePart
For how long you can park
Interesting questions
- If it's cheap, for how long can you park there?
- Which electric charging spots charge the most per hour?
Getting started with this repo
This project assumed you have a valid and stable installation of Node.js and npm.
Cloning the repo
git clone https://github.com/didiercatz/functional-programming.git
Alternatively, if you just want the files:
npx degit didiercatz/functional-programming
Install packages
yarn # or npm install
Run the dev environment
Opens a development server at http://localhost:1234
yarn dev # or npm run dev
Building a static export
Builds and bundles the files into a static folder at ./dist
yarn build # or npm run build
Sources
- Open Data Parkeren — 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 — Datasets. (n.d.). Open Data RDW. Retrieved October 27, 2020, from https://opendata.rdw.nl/browse