Project Folder Request Listing

Study of complexity in decision-making within sustainable livestock systems in the United States.

https://csde.washington.edu/news-events/smith-hajat-hurvitz-and-hamilton-receive-nih-funding-to-study-role-of-racism-in-urban-planning-policies-and-practices/

The project will use a mixed methods design to investigate the role of structural racism vis-à-vis historical racialized policies and urban planning decisions on current day inequitable neighborhood and food environments and BMI disparities. We will examine the historical and contemporary sociopolitical context of these three racialized policies through interviews, document and media reviews, and test the feasibility of linking newly compiled spatial and contextual urban planning and policy data with the Multi-ethnic Study of Atherosclerosis (MESA) cohort, which contains in-depth, longitudinal health data for people who were initially recruited from six cities.

This is a multidisciplinary collaboration that will synthesize spatial datasets from ecology, demography, and economics to map and evaluate the feasibility of tree cover expansion and its socio-environmental impacts.

WA Legislature line item to support a public facing database on voting history, demographics, etc.

This is a mixed methods study to community opinions and preferences regarding green infrastructure, and the potential impacts on well-being that come from tree-planting efforts.

Study looking at patterns of police arrests in Paris, France

Spatial data with custom use agreement circa 2017
full raw data and some cleaned data Adrian made
Hopes to share with students, but must vet data products before publication

australia
usa

https://www.safegraph.com/

Folder on R:\NoBackup to be used for read-only downloading of DHS, WorldPop, and GADM data by members of Jon Wakefield's lab STAB (Space-time Analysis, Bayes)

We will add more UW netids as the CSDE Computing Accounts get approved.

Re: grant funding -- there is no grant, but the UN has finally agreed to financially support aspects of this work, so there may be some wiggle room there if needed.

We are measuring the impacts of forest bathing on outcomes related to well-being, including affect, inflammatory biomarkers, and physiology. The study is within-subjects and involves two different conditions (separated by a 7-day washout period) of exposure to volatile organic compounds that occur naturally in forest settings.

The research will analyze case files of several high-profile lawsuits in which police officers were accused of excessive use of force, racial profiling, arbitrary detention, and other abuses. It has two main objectives:
1) We will analyze criminal law, civil law, and administrative law case files, to understand the opportunities and obstacles for victims seeking to challenge abusive policing in French courts.
2) We will also use the evidence produced within lawsuits and included in the case files to analyze policing patterns of practice and to examine where the police target their patrols, whether some groups are disproportionately targeted based on race, class, residence, age, gender, or which policies and practices undergird specific police actions.

I am requesting this because I am researching how exposure to COVID minsinformation on twitter has affected public trust during the pandemic. I have about 200 GB of twitter data split across multiple CSV files that I will be analyzing in R for my project.

Sample record-level data from SHELDUS as a test to see what data are in the highest resolution product.

Examine the long term effects of patient cost burden on diabetes management and dementia risk