OpenDataPhilly is a catalog of open data in the Philadelphia region. In addition to being the official open data repository for the City, it includes data sets from many organizations in the region.
Get started by searching from 263 datasets that cover all dimensions of Philadelphia, from city council districts to park locations.
The study of neighborhood change; urban economics and equity planning is part social science and part data science.
Visualize the Philadelphia School District‘s budget with a tool built by local civic hackers Chris Alfano and Lauren Ancona.
Walkshed is an online application which enables users to select and weight priorities such as distance to a grocery store, rail stop, or park in order to create a customized walkshed.
This visualization tool provides building-level energy performance data for the 2013 calendar year for the nearly 2,000 properties required to report utility information as part of Philadelphia’s energy benchmarking law.
provides access to historic geographic resources including maps, atlases, surveys, and directories.
Uses a hexagonal binning technique to aggregate residential burglaries displayed thematically based on count of incidents per hexagon.
Originally created by Dave Walk, this application was adopted by the Philadelphia Police Department.
Tax Delinquent Properties in Philadelphia Tax Delinquent Properties in Philadelphia Tax Delinquent Properties in Philadelphia is an interactive map and searchable database of tax delinquent parcels as of April 30, 2011. Retrieved from the City of Philadelphia Real Estate Tax database, the data has been assigned latitude and longitude coordinates and placed on a map. The data is searchable by address, property, amount owned, years delinquent, and other criteria. The map and database reflect tax delinquency at a specific time and some properties are excluded from the map.
By Philadelphia Inquirer and PlanPhilly.com
