Websites
Atlas of Inequality
The Atlas of Inequality shows the income inequality of people who visit different places in cities around the U.S. It uses aggregated anonymous location data from digital devices to estimate people's incomes and where they spend their time, such as coffee shops, movie theaters, and stores. Their measure of place inequality measures how similar the incomes of those different visitors to the cities are.
EPIDE
The EPIDE (Event Prediction in the Big Data Era) website serves as a comprehensive repository for resources related to event prediction, aiming to facilitate research and application in this rapidly evolving field. It offers systematic reviews, tutorials, datasets, and code to address challenges such as heterogeneous outputs, complex dependencies, and streaming data feeds. The platform provides access to a wide array of datasets across various domains, including healthcare (e.g., COVID-19 and influenza outbreaks), media (e.g., multimedia-based next action prediction), transportation (e.g., NYU Yellow Taxi datasets), engineering systems (e.g., global energy forecasting), cyber systems (e.g., cyber attack prediction), political events (e.g., civil unrests), natural events (e.g., geophysics and atmospherics), business (e.g., customer activity prediction), and crimes (e.g., global terrorism database).
https://cs.emory.edu/~lzhao41/projects/event_prediction_site/
Large (Language) Models and Foundation Models (LLM, LM, FM) for Time Series and Spatio-Temporal Data
This github repository offers a curated list of resources on large language and foundation models for temporal data, including time series, spatio-temporal, and event data, aiming to systematically summarize recent advancements in this field.
https://github.com/qingsongedu/Awesome-TimeSeries-SpatioTemporal-LM-LLM
NASA Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer (MODIS)
MODIS provides various datasets such as land data, atmospheric data, ocean data, and thermal data. It also provides various tools, such as accessing analysis-ready data from land MODIS.
The Spatial Edge
The Spatial Edge is a weekly blog dedicated to geospatial data science and economics, widely read by professionals and researchers from institutions like NASA, ESA, Google, and leading universities. It features curated research papers, datasets, and in-depth commentary on topics such as nightlights, spatial inequality, and local corruption. The blog also offers practical tutorials and insights designed to support impactful research and real-world applications in geospatial science.