Professors: Tatiana Escovedo, Fernanda Baião, Marcos Villas, Anthony Seabra, Silvio Alonso, and Victor Almeida
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- DataCatalog_MVPIII.xlsx: it contains the Data Catalog of the Crimes in Paraná dataset in the bronze layer;
- MVP_III_CrimesPR.ipynb: it contains the ipython notebook summarizing MVP's results;
- MVP_III_CrimesPR.pdf: the pdf file of the ipython notebook, which summarizes MVP's results.
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./assets/
- It contains many figures regarding the screenshots used to evidence the work has been done, as shown and fully documented in the ipython notebook MVP_III_CrimesPR.ipynb.
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./data/
- cleaned_CrimesPR.csv: it contains "cleaned data" (same as in the silver layer) regarding different types of Crimes in the State of Paraná, Brazil, over the 2018-2023 years, which was obtained after cleaning/transforming the data to an appropriate format for subsequent data analysis;
- CrimesPR.csv: it contains raw data (same as in the bronze layer) regarding different types of Crimes in the State of Paraná, Brazil, over the 2018-2023 years;
- CrimesPR_Metropolitan_Curitiba_statistics.xlsx: it contains descriptive statistics concerning the main municipalities in the metropolitan area of Curitiba.
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./notebooks/
- DataBricks_ETL_SQLqueries_PySpark.ipynb: it shows the script used in DataBricks in order to run the full ETL pipeline and perform SQL queries;
- EDA_CrimesPR.ipynb: it shows a comprehensive Exploratory Data Analysis (EDA) procedure in Python;
- ETL.ipynb: it shows the full Extract Transform and Load (ETL) pipeline in Python code;
- queries_crimes.sql: it shows the queries written in SQL used to answer the business questions defined in the beginning of the project.
The license for this public, that data was made available by the Brazilian government, is the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0) license. This license allows anyone to reuse, distribute, and modify the data for any purpose, including commercial purposes, as long as they give appropriate credit to the original source.