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Is your data relational? I can import anything from Postgres, MySQL, Solr (but has to be flattened), or shapefiles. If you tell me more perhaps I could put it
by tmostak 13y ago
Is your data relational? I can import anything from Postgres, MySQL, Solr (but has to be flattened), or shapefiles. If you tell me more perhaps I could put it into the system for you and we could try it out.
- intended 13y agoIts company data, so I use that greatest of all databases: Excel. I'll have to think/work on this a bit - my test sets are clean but not massive enough yet for animation, while my data source is messy messy data. Do note I'm not in the states - I'm new to this, but my experience so for has been that getting usable geolocation data for the region I am looking at is not easy. (Incidentally, having some contact info on your profile page would make it a little easier for anyone who wanted to get in touch with you)
- zzleeper 13y agoHi Todd! Do you have an email? (mine is sergio.correia@duke.edu ) I'm working on a project linking bank credit with the geographic distance between individuals/firms and bank branches. It's a fairly big dataset (~4MM geocoded individuals with matched credit data) and MapD would seem like a cool tool to visualize how the data changes with time. Cheers
- tmostak 13y agoHi, yes im tmostak at csail dot mit dot edu (does that fool the spambots these days)? Yeah email me and we can chat!