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An end-to-end data pipeline which extracts divvy bikeshare data from web loads it into data lake and datawarehouse transforms it using dbt and finally , a dashboard to visualize the data using looker studio, the pipeline is orchestrated using prefect
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A Python utility to scrape and export your Divvy bike data to .csv
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Scripts to combine various Chicago transit data feeds
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Analysis of Chicago's rideshare biking service, Divvy, in Q3 of 2019.
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Rmd file presentation on "Behaviors of DivvyTrips customers, and marketing strategy. (R programing) (data sourced from Coursera)
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Cyclistic Capstone Study case for Google Data Analyst Certification used 2024 (Jan-Dec) Divvy public ride dataset.
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Regression and Decision Tree Analysis of Divvy bike dataset to estimate bike demand based on weather conditions
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A comprehensive analysis and insights derived from the Google Data Analytics Capstone Project focused on Cyclistic, a bike-share program.
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Developed a relational database that will enable quick response and analysis on the current state of Divvy’s operations in regard to ridership, station locations, other factors affecting them. Then built a scoring model to optimize the number of stations and bikes allocated by zip codes
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A case study on the fictional bike-share company Cyclistic's trip data, based on Chicago Divvy public dataset.
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Data analysis performed on Divvy Bikes' database to convert more users of their bike rental service into subscribers.
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This case will perform data analysis for a fictional bike-share company in order to help them attract more riders. To achieve this, I will perform the typical tasks of a junior data analyst and follow the steps of the data analysis process: Ask, Prepare, Process, Analyze, Share, and Act.
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Analyzing how members and casual riders use Cyclistic bikes differently
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