This repository holds the code base from my research assistantship in the spring and summer of 2016. Our goal was to develop software that could generate local estimates of atmospheric pollution levels for users in the United States.
Initially, the project consisted only of the aeolus-parent directory, which
held two subdirectories comprising the entire code base. During the first
five months of development, the project was not under version control. As
someone who had only been writing software for a year, I didn't see the value
in using git until I had more experience.
The results of this work will soon be published in an official journal.
The project structure is simple to understand. The folders are arranged as follows:
aeolus-parentis the directory containing the entirity of the code that was written prior to my switch to Python. This portion of the project is written in Java.aeolus-scriptconsists of Python scripts that I wrote to clean and format data prior to processing.aeolus-driverconsists of Python driver applications for the Apache Spark cluster at my university.datais the directory containing the datasets under consideration in this project.
I would like to thank Professors Li, Tong, and Zhou of Georgia Southern University for the chance to work on this project and support their research efforts.