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NOAA Radar and Severe Weather Data Inventory
After I finished evaluating the Storm Events Database from NOAA, I was convinced we needed to look for machine recorded events. When you start poking around the
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After I finished evaluating the Storm Events Database from NOAA, I was convinced we needed to look for machine recorded events. When you start poking around the
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This entry picks up the story behind my first data science project predicting hail damage to farms. In this article we identify data quality issues in our first
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Early on in my new role I was asked to find out how risky it was to offer hail insurance for a given property. If you haven't worked with insurance before
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In my latest professional change I've moved into a role with a bright and shiny title: Data Scientist. I've heard all the hype around Data Science, Machine
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As some of you know, I've made a move from consulting back into a full-time employee for Crop Pro Insurance. There was so much opportunity in this role. First
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As I began learning Biml, I developed my original metadata model to help automate as much of my BI development as I could. This model still works today, but as
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How quickly do you get from the business coming to you with "we need a data warehouse" to delivering that warehouse? If you've sat through any Biml talk, you've
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In putting together the demo for this blog, I found there is an issue when saving data to the Alexa Session data. I can't reliably write to this collection in
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Currently, there are two ways we can construct our skill. You can use the Amazon developer portal, or you can use the Alexa Skills Kit Command Line Interface
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Let's start designing our Receptionist skill. The purpose of this skill will be to help visitors who come in for meetings alert the employee they're meeting
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Moving to U-SQL for your ETL can feel like a step back from the drag and drop functionality we have in SSIS. But there is one great thing about your ETL being
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Last week you might have seen a tweet about a day in the life of a Data Platform Consultant. To say the least, my days are varied.This day, in particular, I was