Must use Gold Coast data sets not specific category or type. You can mash local data sets with non-local data sets in a creative manner that would be of benefit to the local community.
Submitted by Srikanta Pal on Sat, 07/04/2015 - 16:16
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Griffies
A large number of datasets are publicly available in GovHack-2015 website. Several relevant information can be obtained from various attributes of individual dataset. Moreover, it can be easily perceived that each of these datasets can be inter-related to infer various valuable analyses, which can increase the richness of the individual data. The main aim of our project work is to introduce a unique contribution towards the direction of finding relationship among different categories of datasets and creating a bridge between those (datasets).
Hey we're J4! A team of 5 based out of Griffith Uni on the Gold Coast. We decided to create Cordial a platform for people to view and discuss stories about their local communities. Cordial pulls data from both the ABC Local Stories repo as well as the Department of Indigenous Affairs and compiles it into one easy to read blog.
Ausiness reads through the ABN bulk extract and displays the postcodes with the most businesses and then allows the user to search for a postcode. After the user searches for a postcode a map will display where the postcode is located in australia and show a visualization of the business types, abnstatus of other useful information that can be found within the postcode.
The high growth of the number of vehicles has led to roads with higher traffic density. The immediate effect of this situation is the dramatic increase of traffic accidents on the road, which has become a serious problem in Australia. Statistics show that in Australia more than 40000 people died by road accidents during 1970 to 1980. Also, according to the Australian Bureau of Statistics, the majority of transport related deaths (72% in 2009) in Australia is associated with motor vehicles driven on public roads.