#30DayMapChallenge day 9 asked us to get off our screens. @annaloganmc.bsky.social's "analog" map is a hand-painted postcard! 📫 "I chose to paint a postcard of a map of Ann Arbor where I currently live showing the Huron River!" she says

Day 7 of #30DayMapChallenge asked us to think about accessibility. @gsagostini.bsky.social considers two metrics of access simultaneously: distance to a Subway and distance to the subway.

To get this feed started, our group will be participating in the #30daymapchallenge! On (most) days of November we will be posting a new map, by a new author, on a new theme. First batch of maps incoming... 🗺️ 30daymapchallenge.com#maps-stats

Migration data lets us study responses to environmental disasters, social change patterns, policy impacts, etc. But public data is too coarse, obscuring these important phenomena! We build MIGRATE: a dataset of yearly flows between 47 billion pairs of US Census Block Groups. 1/5

We’re releasing a new research dataset of 2.4 million street-level dashcam images, spanning all five boroughs of New York City from March-November 2020. dataverse.harvard.edu/dataset.xhtml?…

Big thanks to @Gothamist for covering our recent policing work! Super cool to see commentary on the project from NYC community organizers and @dhadfieldmenell. Check it out here: gothamist.com/news/nypd-does…

Excited to share our new paper, “Detecting disparities in police deployments using dashcam data”, accepted for publication at FAccT ‘23 (along with an exciting new dataset)! Joint work with @jdzamfi, @wendyju, and @2plus2make5. #NYC #NYPD