
A really insightful post about the exciting future of Jupyter Notebooks… Jupyter is the new Excel

A really insightful post about the exciting future of Jupyter Notebooks… Jupyter is the new Excel

Pleased to be an #AWSEducate Ambassador to help bring cloud resources to the classroom in innovative ways, and to help educators with creative learning solutions during these challenging times.

The incredible quantity and quality of data you are helping to make available is really helping to move the needle with better understanding Covid-19… thank you!

Serving as head of data science at Distinguished Programs, Perry Beaumont helps guide the firm’s full range of risk mitigation initiatives. One area in which Perry Beaumont has a strong interest is the work of ArcGIS in employing advanced software capabilities for mapping COVID-19 and its societal implications.
An infographic recently created as a “Web AppBuilder for ArcGIS” demo highlights populations that are most at risk, including those without health insurance, the elderly, and the homeless. The source for the infographic is the ArcGIS Living Atlas of the World, which contains data from the Continuum of Care (CoC) Program. This reflects US Department of Housing and Urban Development demarcations.
The infographic contains tables, charts, and key indicators that provide specific insights about selected geographical areas. The first page of the infographic is populated by key demographic information, while the second page has underlying information. An example is San Francisco, which is shown to have a shelter population of 3,626 people, with this information further broken down in terms of age distribution and family groupings.
This provide planners with information about areas that are in need of additional monitoring and mobile testing clinics. The data also provides guidance on where outreach should be targeted and how many additional beds in shelters are needed to achieve “social distancing” targets.

Check out this infographic which is one of the best I’ve seen relating to the pluses and minuses of using Python versus R

It was a lot of fun to collaborate with AWS Educate this past week for a webinar related to their remote learning series. We did a segment on Data Science, and to view a recorded version simply sign in here.

With thanks to the Journal of Asia-Pacific Business for such a nice book review of Digital Finance… Thank you!

Check out the global showing of the Data Science Pioneers documentary on April 8, and sign up here for viewing access…

Really special learning resources are available at A Cloud Guru for AWS Certifications and more…