An interactive safe housing recommendation site, evaluating routes and location safeness.
We created a safety-oriented apartment listing site that considers each property listing as a web of routes centered at the apartment and expanding into the wider neighborhood.
This site uses React.js for the frontend, Node.js for the backend, and MongoDB for the database.
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We designed a safety-oriented apartment recom- mendation site for students and incorporated the safe- ness of apartment’s surrounding areas and the safeness of their daily routes.
We encoded geographical data into grids and built predictive model to evaluate the safeness of each grid, which incorporated the adjacent effects of crime inci- dents and public facilities as well as reduced computa- tional cost.
We visualized the safeness of areas and routes as well as the total safety score, which explicitly showed the overall safeness of chosen student apartments.
We enabled our users customize their daily visit spots and calculate safety score accordingly.
We assessed users’ everyday travels from the apartment to areas like universities, stores, and other places while evaluating the safety of a certain unit. Then We constructed a predictive model based on apartment data from online scraping and crime statistics from the previous ten years to calculate a safety score for each grid on the map, then mapped apartments and routes to each grid to arrive at our safety score.
Apartment Data.
Crime Data. We analyzed the crime data from 2009 to 2021 from the Atlanta Police Department and predicted future crime rate based on time series analysis. We also did exploration data analysis on the crime data.
Geographic Data. We collected our geographical data from OpenStreetMap, which contains information of geomorphic characteristics, public transportation, public facilities.