Team Name:

Mana Jaja

Team Members:

#migration #interstate-migration #data-informed-decisions #regional-statistics #interactive-map #application #user-centered-design #heat-map

Find My Home

Project Info

Team Name

Mana Jaja

Team Members

Tash , Matthew , aisjam and 1 other member with an unpublished profile.

Project Description

Find My Home allows users to set preferences of what they would prefer in the next area they move to. These preferences are then checked against the ABS data for regions to determine those that fall within the preferences and highlights them on a map. These highlighted areas can then be clicked on for more details to help inform the user with future moving locations.

#migration #interstate-migration #data-informed-decisions #regional-statistics #interactive-map #application #user-centered-design #heat-map

Data Story

According to ABS statistics on internal migration, interstate and metro to regional migration is on the rise, regional Australia had a growth of 1.1% and over 100,000 people have moved in a three month quarter to another state. With these large changes in location, requires an amount of research in the area the next home is located. To address this issue we propose an application that will allow users to determine the area they would like based on their preferences then look for homes in that area. We analysed the data from the ABS website to determine the amount of people that have been moving interstate and to regional areas in the last few years. Based on this data we identified that there were a large amount of people that have been moving around Australia. We built the Find My Home application on data from stat.data.abs.gov.au to obtain stats on the regions to check against the users preferences. To add the regions to the correct locations on the map we used Googles Geocoding API to convert regions addresses into geographic coordinates.

Evidence of Work

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Team DataSets

ERP by SA2 and above (ASGS 2011), 1991 to 2016

Description of Use The foundation data in the application used to gauge preferred locations.

Data Set

Migration, Australia

Description of Use Data was used to determine how people have moved around Australia in the previous years.

Data Set

Regional internal migration estimates, provisional

Description of Use Used to determine the amount of movement done by people within the country.

Data Set

Challenge Entries

Immigration

Queensland’s historical immigration open data is hugely popular. What insights can we gain from this and other related open data?

Eligibility: Must use at least one dataset from data.qld.gov.au.

Go to Challenge | 3 teams have entered this challenge.

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Eligibility: Teams are encouraged to use datasets from a variety of sources, but at least one must be drawn from the ABS Data API.

Go to Challenge | 20 teams have entered this challenge.

Brisbane Olympics

Queensland will host the 2032 Olympic Games in Brisbane. Using Queensland open data, what can we do now to help the state prepare?

Eligibility: Must use at least one dataset from data.qld.gov.au.

Go to Challenge | 8 teams have entered this challenge.

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What is the impact of COVID-19 on reshaping population growth and distribution across NSW?

Go to Challenge | 6 teams have entered this challenge.

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Go to Challenge | 14 teams have entered this challenge.

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