A Los Angeles Times analysis published on Oct. 31, 2016, found that the overwhelming majority of California water districts increased their usage after the state eased its drought restrictions. Some of the most extreme increases were found in inland Northern California, led by the San Juan Water District near Folsom Lake.
How did The Times come to that conclusion? Using the Jupyter Notebook in this repository.
Create a virtual environment.
$ virtualenv california-ccscore-analysisJump in and activate it.
$ cd california-ccscore-analysis
$ . bin/activateClone this repository into a folder called repo.
$ git clone git@github.com:datadesk/california-ccscore-analysis.git repoMove into the code and install its requirements.
$ cd repo
$ pip install -r requirements.txtStart up Jupyter Notebook and run the code yourself from your browser.
$ jupyter notebook
