This is the final project of the course E4501 Tools for Analytics. In order to keep track of the squirrels in the Central Park, this project imports the 2018 Central Park Squirrel Census data and allow users to add, update, and view squirrel data.

Project Group 49, Section 1

UNIs: [yl4597, ml4554]

This video https://b23.tv/3z3KC9 shows the main features of this project. Specific main features are also listed below:

Import: A command that can be used to import the data from the 2018 census file.

python manage.py import /path/to/file.csv

Export: A command that can be used to export the data in CSV format.

python manage.py export /path/to/output.csv

It uses the image carousel for switching different pages. Several specific squirrel sightings are also shown in the home page as examples.

It shows a map that displays the location of the squirrel sightings on an OpenStreets map. It is located at: /map

It lists all squirrel sightings with links to view each sighting. It is located at: /sightings

It allows users to update a particular sighting. It is located at: /sightings/<unique-squirrel-id>

It allows users to create a new sighting. It is located at: /sightings/add

It shows general statistics of six attributes about the sightings. The statistics are visualized in this page. It is located at: /sightings/stats

We use nginx-uwsgi-django to build the web. The link is: http://squirrels.icu