Greenferries

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GreenFerries: Improve passenger ships environmental impact transparency

Overview

GreenFerries is a project aimed at improving the environmental impact transparency of passenger ships. It provides a public website, datasette for API and data exploration, and a Python library for fetching and processing raw data from THETIS and wikidata. The project also includes Jupyter Python notebooks for exploring the different datasets.

Features

  • Public website: greenferries.org
  • Datasette API & data explorer: data.greenferries.org
  • Download SQLite files: files.greenferries.org
  • Netlify status lint standard JS/www greenferries.org frontend website
  • Python library: greenferries
  • Jupyter Python notebooks
  • Data platform: data.greenferries.org

Summary

GreenFerries is a project focused on enhancing the transparency of passenger ships' environmental impact. It offers various features, including a public website, datasette for API and data exploration, a Python library for data processing, and Jupyter Python notebooks for dataset exploration. The project also provides a data platform where users can access and explore the processed data. The installation process involves setting up the necessary dependencies and deploying the website and data platform.

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