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We have our third workshop on DMY Berlin. Kate McCurdy made this visualization about warming costs and building years of apartments. The result is clear: the building year does not affect the warming costs. The buildings made 100 years ago … Continue reading → Credite pentru nevoi personale - credite de nevoi personale rapid-finance.md.

Interested in renting an apartment in Kreuzberg? Well, look our map of available flats in this stadtteil. This is the theme of our workshop today. For full link, look here.

During the day two, our efforts were mainly focused on processing the data of rents in Berlin. These three visualizations portrait the average price of rental apartments, price is euros per square meter. The data is scraped from the net, … Continue reading →

We scraped the data of 10 000 flats for rent in Berlin. Today we have been processing the data in our workshop at DMY Berlin festival. One interesting result is this, the most expensive apartment in Berlin, if you look … Continue reading →

Here’s a very simple visualisation of German Bundesregierung supporters. All these companies have donated money to the two governing parties FDP and CDU. Look previous post for sums. This is made with Cytoscape and the data is from www.parteispenden.unklarheiten.de

Where does the German government get it’s money? Here’s the list of ten top campaign donors from beginning of 2000′s. I’m collecting the data to make network analysis. Here’s the source.   German Bank AG CDU 2721000 Southwest Metal CDU … Continue reading →

Markus Gräser, a berliner open data enthusiast visited our booth. He is interested in mapping services, and suggested we should map our rent data. He has also made one map-based service himself: kinoatlas.de It shows movies going in Berlin on … Continue reading →

We are currently having the workshop on how to process open data at DMY Berlin. Our idea is to gather data on housing prices on Berlin. We have scraped 10 000 house prices, locations and sizes and are currently transforming … Continue reading →