Sunlight Labs

A look at the Data.gov Catalog

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Statistics of importance to the American Worker including stimulus money impacts.

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Visualizer for comparing government procurements by geographic area.

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Understand US Government economic statistics through easy interactive charts

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Adding Political Context to USA Federal Spending

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location based earthquake lookup

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ThisWeKnow sheds light on what the government knows about every community

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Just how representative is the House?

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Compare jobless rates by region over time

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A community documented catalog of public data sets and developer tools

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Getting trends out of patents

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Find out how much Recovery Act money has been spent at your current location

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Making custom, dynamic maps for Wikipedia

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Simpler/gov is a platform that connects people and data. It is available to every local government that wants to share data and connect with the public.

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Uses Hans Rosling's Trendalyzer Software to Display Time-Series Asylum Grantee Data by Country Against GDP Per Capita Values and Freedom House's "Civil Liberties" Scores

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The Federal Registry at your fingertips. Over 1,000,000 pages finally accessible. View, explore, search, locate and take the pulse of your government.

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Find out how much federal money is being spent at your current location...

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Explore the federal budget.

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Earthquakes rumble across a 3D globe. Tweets and maps pinpoint the action. Donations carry the day.

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Have you ever wondered how many Superfund sites are located near your home, your work, your loved ones? Now with Superfund Finder you can find out with help from data.gov, Google Maps & geolocation support in Firefox 3.5, iPhone & Android mobile browsers.

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Visualize census data at a neighnorhood level

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Explore the relative chronic health risks, hazard levels and toxic release volumes across the country. Maps for America combines population, toxic chemical release reports, and chemical toxicity into easy to navigate maps.

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Our Data-gov Wiki is the delivery site for a project where we investigate the role of linked data in producing, processing and utilizing the government datasets found in data.gov.

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Integrating top contractors for each congress member's state.

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DataMasher lets you take state level data sets and mashem

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Goodness500.org ranks the largest companies in the world based on corporate social responsibility.

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WaterGoodness.org is a free website shining a bright light on America’s waters, both what flows from your tap, and your local bay/lake/pond/reservoir/river/ocean/stream. We show a mix of government and crowdsourced water quality data on a Google map.

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Use SpendTrend.us to easily search government contracts for spending trends.

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Provides help in identifying and fixing crippled data and APIs

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yourCPI.com produces visualizations of custom consumer price indexes (CPIs). Its custom CPIs are generated by mashing up demographic groups' average expenditures with consumer goods' price changes.

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Eureka generates random inventions by analyzing the word frequencies of US patent application abstracts.

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Maps, history and real-time comments to the natural disasters with Twitter and Capitol Words.

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AHDI Calculator is a web-based application support expert user formulate the AHDI for their sake of research and improve the advance concept mining of AHDI to discover new social indicators

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Employment Market explorer is tool designed to help people understand local employment market, giving them a chance to compare local, regional and state unemployment rates and analyze the labor market dynamics.

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new and interesting look for any historical data - time series in dynamic

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GreenSpace Map is a web based and mobile application that allows the user to identify all of the EPA Featured Environmental Interests sites relative to a specifed location.

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Fedtastic is a dynamic portal to government information referenced in the data.gov catalog and other sources.

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Post community comments on new Federal Register items, and keep track of your favorite agencies with Atom Feeds.

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Find out which friends might be affected by recent earthquakes. See the Google Maps mashup and opt-in to receive Facebook notifications.

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AlexLib is a KM/research tool which permits the user to create an ontology to search data.gov and everything else on the web at the same time. The search bot is a web page which only requires refreshing the page to (re)search.

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An interactive visualization of intellectual property.

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Free Tour Planner of the Nation's Capital

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MAICgregator is a Firefox extension that aggregates information about colleges and universities embedded in the military-academic-industrial complex (MAIC)

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A website showing a real-time list of the most dangerous mines in the US based on recent earthquake data.

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Find the most on-time flight from one city to another.

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Play Concentration with photos of FBI Fugitives

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