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This is a reminder that the R Shapefile Contest ends this Friday, July 29!
We already have four incredible entries:
- Kent Johnson looked at the Cambridge Outdoor Lighting Ordinance.
- James B. Elsner, Thomas H. Jagger, and Tyler Fricker studied the Long-Term View of Tornado Risk.
- Robby Powell explored Airport Effects on U.S. County Unemployment Rates
- Jonathan Carroll researched the Australian Federal Election of 2016
Here’s a gallery of images from the current submissions:
I encourage you to read all of the entries; there are links in the comments section of the contest page.
Even better, I’d love it if you submitted an entry yourself!
Yes, the winner will get a couple of prizes. But the main reasons to submit an entry, I think, are that going through the publication process will
- improve your skills
- draw attention to your work
There’s only 3 days left to submit an entry! Click here to learn more.
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