This is a web appllication project developed with Django, a tool in python, that allow us keep track of all known squirrels. We used a dataset from the 2018 Central Park Squirrel Census, and visualized the sightings of squirrels by adding, updating, viewing, and analyzing the squirrel data.
In the project, we import 2018 Central Park Squirrel Census dataset. This is a csv file that included 3024 sightings and 30 variables such as ID, date, age, shift, and so on.
Using Python 3.6+, and undering Django web framwork and Git version control.
Import: A command that can import data from a csv file called 2018 Central Park Squirrel Census. The path should be located after the management commmands in the command line like below.
python manage.py import_data/path/to/file.csvExport: A command that can export data in a csv format. Again, the path should be located after the management commands in the command line like below.
python manage.py export_data/path/to/file.csvA view that shows a map that displays the location of the squirrel sightings on an OpenStreets map.
Squirrel Map
A view that lists all squirrel sightings with links to view each sighting
Squirrel Lists
A view to update a particular sighting
Squirrel Update
A view to create a new sighting
Squirrel Create
A view with general stats about the sightings
Squirrel Stats
The full description for this project can be found in Squirrel Tracker
Group Name: Yilin & Savannah
Section: 3
Contributors: Yilin Liu, Savannah Wang
UNIs: [yl4585, rw2840]
Link: For more information, please go to this Project to see our application web page.