Bencarneiro

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by Bencarneiro 2y ago
Done
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by Bencarneiro 2y ago
Yes and no- check the new map at roadway.report and toggle the pedestrian view
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by Bencarneiro 2y ago
Y'all said to tippefy it. Thanks to hotgarbo for sending an example of how to do this.
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I mapped almost every USA traffic death in the 21st century (UPDATED MAP)(roadway.report)
3 points by Bencarneiro 2y ago|3 comments
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by Bencarneiro 2y ago
NYC is no longer called flushing in the DB <3 thank you for flagging this
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by Bencarneiro 2y ago
Data included is specifically 2001/01/01-2023-01-01 if that makes a difference.
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by Bencarneiro 2y ago
This is very helpful
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by Bencarneiro 2y ago
The data here is processed from NHTSA's FARS database. When someone dies in an accident, it gets input into a STATE reporting system, and FARS is manufactured by analyzing each state's individual record system. The feds consolidat
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by Bencarneiro 2y ago
I need to look into something called NEMSIS, but no not to my knowledge. Most states have injury records though.
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by Bencarneiro 2y ago
OK holy jeez I think I got the server back up. We now have 8X the ram and I'm not sure how, but we broke postgres....
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by Bencarneiro 2y ago
Lol ok I'm trying to get home and figure out why it's server error city (yikes)
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by Bencarneiro 2y ago
It's all from the FARS database
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by Bencarneiro 2y ago
The best I have right now is place and time to find a specific incident, but yes I should be able to get some basic filters up soon
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by Bencarneiro 2y ago
Ok I doubled it again wow
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by Bencarneiro 2y ago
Nhtsa FARS
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by Bencarneiro 2y ago
Ok y'all I upgraded my linode to twice the RAM. I hope that helps a little with loading
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I mapped almost every USA traffic death in the 21st century(roadway.report)
734 points by Bencarneiro 2y ago|442 comments