Friday 27 October 2017

159 - Essential person safety concerns

The chart below shows concern for personal safety via Essential, by political party



158 - Essential trust in institutions

The chart below shows changing trust in institutions, via Essential


157 - Essential phase out subsidies polling

The chart below shows public views on whether subsidies should be used to incentivise renewables, via Essential 


156 - Essential postal survey votes by age

The chart below shows intention to vote in Australia's postal survey on deciding rights for gay Australians, sorted by age and by gender and published on 23/10/2017 via Essential


155 - Essential postal survey votes by party

The chart below shows intention to vote in Australia's postal survey on deciding rights for gay Australians, sorted by political party and published on 23/10/2017 via Essential


Monday 23 October 2017

154 - Top 50 stations by weekday

This series is a big, huge, wonderful batch of Opal card data from two very limited time periods and completely anonymised using a range of techniques, from the NSW Open Data portal. You have to sign up to NSW Open Data to get copies, but it's worth it, it's quite interesting.

The chart below shows the top 50 stations by total taps for the full time period, by weekday


153 - Opal trips by postcode

This series is a big, huge, wonderful batch of Opal card data from two very limited time periods and completely anonymised using a range of techniques, from the NSW Open Data portal. You have to sign up to NSW Open Data to get copies, but it's worth it, it's quite interesting.

The chart below shows total trips by postcode, excluding 2000 (because it was huge)


152 - Opal tips by mode, day and hour

This series is a big, huge, wonderful batch of Opal card data from two very limited time periods and completely anonymised using a range of techniques, from the NSW Open Data portal. You have to sign up to NSW Open Data to get copies, but it's worth it, it's quite interesting.

The chart below shows total taps made by mode of transport and day, for all of the days available in the total data set


151 - Opal ferry data by time and day

This series is a big, huge, wonderful batch of Opal card data from two very limited time periods and completely anonymised using a range of techniques, from the NSW Open Data portal. You have to sign up to NSW Open Data to get copies, but it's worth it, it's quite interesting.

This chart shows total taps by day and hour, for NSW' ferries


150 - Opal train data by time and day

This series is a big, huge, wonderful batch of Opal card data from two very limited time periods and completely anonymised using a range of techniques, from the NSW Open Data portal. You have to sign up to NSW Open Data to get copies, but it's worth it, it's quite interesting.

This chart shows total train-specific taps by day, and by hour


149 - Tap on vs tap off - Opal Train data

This series is a big, huge, wonderful batch of Opal card data from two very limited time periods and completely anonymised using a range of techniques, from the NSW Open Data portal. You have to sign up to NSW Open Data to get copies, but it's worth it, it's quite interesting.

The data below show taps on vs taps off, showing the start and end of journeys by hour, only for trains


148 - Opal Data Daily - Batch 2 - Holiday/NYE

This series is a big, huge, wonderful batch of Opal card data from two very limited time periods and completely anonymised using a range of techniques, from the NSW Open Data portal. You have to sign up to NSW Open Data to get copies, but it's worth it, it's quite interesting.

This second period is 21/11/2016 to 27/11/2016 and 26/12/2016 to 01/01/2017, showing total taps in a holiday period


147 - Opal data Daily - Batch 1 - Normal

This series is a big, huge, wonderful batch of Opal card data from two very limited time periods and completely anonymised using a range of techniques, from the NSW Open Data portal. You have to sign up to NSW Open Data to get copies, but it's worth it, it's quite interesting.

Time period one is 25-07 to 31/07 and 08/08 to 14/08, and the chart below shows total taps by hour of day and mode of transport.



146 - Elec vs Gas prices

The chart below shows the clear relationship between rising electricity prices and rising gas prices, using data from environment.gov.au, here  https://www.environment.gov.au/energy/publications/australian-energy-update-2017


145 - Average price by month and weekday

This series of data is a big, huge data set of petrol price that I got from Open Data Transport for NSW - it's an amazing site\ with *so* much great data in there. You have to sign up to get the data. The time period is August 2016 to June 2017.

The chart below shows average petrol price by month and weekday:


144 - Avg price by brand and month

This series of data is a big, huge data set of petrol price that I got from Open Data Transport for NSW - it's an amazing site\ with *so* much great data in there. You have to sign up to get the data. The time period is August 2016 to June 2017.

The chart below shows the average price by the brand of petrol station and by month:


143 - Avg price by weekday and time

This series of data is a big, huge data set of petrol price that I got from Open Data Transport for NSW - it's an amazing site\ with *so* much great data in there. You have to sign up to get the data. The time period is August 2016 to June 2017.

The chart below shows average price by weekday and time of day



142 - Fuel map - 2016 + 2017 by postcode and avg price

This series of data is a big, huge data set of petrol price that I got from Open Data Transport for NSW - it's an amazing site\ with *so* much great data in there. You have to sign up to get the data. The time period is August 2016 to June 2017.

Data below shows a map of average fuel price by postcode and by average price.


141 - Household power and fuel costs - 1984 - 2016 Proportion

The history of household spending on power and electricity in Australia, going back quite some time. Source - by proportion - which is interesting. Power and gas hasn't increased as much as I expected it would have.


140 - Household power and fuel costs - 1984 - 2016

The history of household spending on power and electricity in Australia, going back quite some time. Source