CaBi Hack Night II

It's time for another round of apps and data visualizations about Capital Bikeshare! (You can see what happened at CaBi Hack Night I here (http://mobilitylab.org/2013/12/11/capital-bikeshare-hackers-pedal-their-wares-at-mobility-lab/).)

Join us for food & drinks at 6:00, thanks to our super-awesome sponsor ShopHouse Kitchen (http://shophousekitchen.com/). Speakers begin at 6:30. Our speakers are:

• Michael Alvino (https://twitter.com/MichaelAlvino) from the National Park Service will discuss biking on the National Mall

• Charley Dingboom will show us an analysis of CaBi usage since the system opening in September 2010 utilizing open data and ArcGIS mapping.

• Justin Grimes (http://justgrimes.com/) will look at the "bike in bloom," the pink CaBi bike seen during the cherry blossom season.

• Mathias Hansen (https://twitter.com/MathiasHansen) will show us how he visualizes an individual's trip histories with his Trip statistics (https://bikeshare.dotsqua.re/demo/) app.

• Yinyue Hu from George Mason University will show her analysis of CaBi data using community detection methods, exploring the community structure of CaBi ridership.

• Dwight Martino will show us cabistations.com (http://cabistations.com/), CaBi's official "suggest a station" crowdsourcing map.

• Michael Schade (https://twitter.com/mvs202) will show us two new tools (http://mvjantzen.com/cabi/tools/meetup.html) for looking at CaBi data.

• Andrew Zalewski of Foursquare Integrated Transportation Planning (http://foursquareitp.com/) will share visualizations created for CaBi's Transit Development Plan.

Many thanks to our sponsors (http://mvjantzen.com/mobility/cabihacknight.html): Mobility Lab (http://mobilitylab.org/), ShopHouse Kitchen (http://shophousekitchen.com/), Capital Bikeshare (http://www.capitalbikeshare.com/), and BikeArlington (http://www.bikearlington.com/).

Have you done anything cool with CaBi data? Send me an email ( [masked] ) and we'll get you signed up.