Train Data
This is a program coded in python which uses the national rail open data Historical service Performance API, which allows me to get data on all of the train services for the last year, I use this data to output the average delay, percent delayed, percent cancelled, operator and delay on arrival, as well as plotting the delay data on a scatter graph for each service. The data is shown in the users browser, I did this by editing html templates I had created in the python script, and by using Plotly's to_html facility for the scatter graphs
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Train Visualiser
This is a program that I wrote which shows all of the trains on the branches that go through Wokingham Station, it gets there live location from the National Rail API and uses this to work out the time of there next stop as well as the time of there last stop, it then works out the trains approximate position between stations. The data is visualised using pygame.
Graph & Minimum Spanning tree
This program allows for the visualisation of directed and undirected graphs, which can be randomly created or made by the user. The program will then use Primm's algorithm to find the minimum spanning tree for this graph from a specified node
The Edge-O-Meter
I know this sounds Like something from Dr. Doofenshmirtz would have made but I promise it's not, it uses the Spotify api to get information and how popular your favourite Spotify artists are, and uses this to work out how "Edgy" the music you listen to is
Stay Alert Creator
This is a program I created when the government had just released its "Stay alert" poster, and this allows you to make your own one. It has no affiliation with the government nor should it be used to detract from the official messaging
Reading Buses Project
This code gets the scheduled arrival times of buses and there actual arrival times, and uses this to work out how likely your bus is to be on time based on historical data, it does this by comparing all of the data for the last two weeks and working an average delay for each stop
Link coming soon
