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That's 54 things fixed per day, that's quite a lot. Props to Detroit on making their data so explorable[1], according to the data[2] it looks like the app is wo

by orf 11y ago

That's 54 things fixed per day, that's quite a lot. Props to Detroit on making their data so explorable[1], according to the data[2] it looks like the app is working. Also this heatmap[3] absolutely destroys my Firefox. 1. https://data.detroitmi.gov/Government/Improve-Detroit-Submitted-Issues/fwz3-w3yn https://data.detroitmi.gov/Government/Improve-Detroit-Submit... 2. https://data.detroitmi.gov/resource/fwz3-w3yn.json?$select=issue_type,COUNT%28ticket_id%29%20as%20opened,COUNT%28ticket_closed_date_time%29%20as%20closed&$group=issue_type&$ORDER=opened%20DESC https://data.detroitmi.gov/resource/fwz3-w3yn.json?$select=i... 2. https://data.detroitmi.gov/Government/Improve-Detroit-Submitted-Issues-Heat-Map/as66-mrdx https://data.detroitmi.gov/Government/Improve-Detroit-Submit... Edit: That's embarrassing, I originally said 5.4 things fixed a day (which is not that good)

rockarage 11y ago
10,000 plus fixed issues within 6 months does not equal "5.4 fixed issues per day"
- function_seven 11y ago
  OP clearly meant to say 5.4*10^1 issues per day. :P
- deleted 11y ago
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msujaws 11y ago
How did you get 5.4 things fixed per day? They said over 10,000 issues fixed in six months. 10,000 / 182 = 54.94. It looks like you had a decimal error.
mcnnowak 11y ago
This would be a lot more powerful if they posted an 'after' picture as well. Good to see all that data though.
- benberkowitz 11y ago
  you can do that through the app! Thoughts on how we could encourage residents to do that?
  - orf 11y ago
    Make it part of the process, send a push notification once their issue has been fixed and ask them to take a photograph of the fixed tree/rubbish free space etc to "verify that the work was done".