Colin Broderick rustyb

Stop number	Name without locality	Locality	Locality number	Code	Name	NaPTAN stop class	NaPTANId	Easting	Northing
1	Pearse Street (Pearse Avenue)	Sallynoggin	E0825024	->NE2	Stop No. 3234	BCT	8250DB003234	724091	726427
1	Pearse Street (Pearse Avenue)	Sallynoggin	E0825024	->SW1	Stop No. 3210	BCT	8250DB003210	724087	726412
2	Lr. Drumcondra Road	Drumcondra (Dublin)	E0822021	1	Drumcondra Road Lower	BCT	825000101	715947	736197
2	Lr. Drumcondra Road	Drumcondra (Dublin)	E0822021	2	Drumcondra Road Lower	BCT	8250B1001201	715929	736199
3	Clontarf Road Junction Strandville Avenu	Clontarf	E0822038	1	Stop No. 1741	BCT	8220DB001741	718428	736222
4	College Green	Dublin City South	E0822091	1	Taxi Rank	TXR	8220TR000078	715797	734107
4	College Green	Dublin City South	E0822091	2	Stop No. 1359	BCT	8220DB001359	715770	734095
4	College Green	Dublin City South	E0822091	3	College Green	BCT	825000157	715769	734095
4	College Green	Dublin City South	E0822091	4	Stop No. 4522	BCT	8220DB004522	715821	734081

Below you will find the queries I ran in order to make the buffers around the wind turbine points and also to show the sites within these buffers.

SELECT cartodb_id, ST_Transform(ST_Buffer(the_geom::geography,10000)::geometry, 3857) as the_geom_webmercator FROM ie_windfarms_osm

SELECT cartodb_id, ST_Transform(ST_Buffer(the_geom::geography,5000)::geometry, 3857) as the_geom_webmercator FROM ie_windfarms_osm

	Apologies couldn't actually find you email so figured I would send it like this....

	Hi David – Hope the move from Boston is going well!

	I was thinking of something that might be useful / interesting to persue.

	Basically the idea I had was taking the Dublin transport network and basically you would be able to drop a pin on the map and it will tell you how far you can travel within 15, 30 and 45 minutes. You would also be able to adjust the search by restricting it to the more frequent routes and what not.

	I assume this would be simple enough if it was constrained to how far can I travel on say route 16 in 30 minutes, but would become much more complex once you introduced changing between a service?

	# Create the S4 Class Trajectory
	setClass("Trajectory", representation(x = "numeric", y = "numeric", time = "numeric"))

	#make a new object with class Trajectory
	colin <- new("Trajectory", x = 21.5, y = 21.5, time = 1200)

	# create the S4 Class TrajectoryExtra which includes the Trajectory class
	setClass("TrajectoryExtra", representation(speed = "numeric", direction = "numeric"), contains = "Trajectory")

	colin1 <- new("Trajectory", x = c(0:10), y = c(20:30), time = c(1200:1210))

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	"""
	Author: Colin Broderick
	DESC:
	Script to get linear regressions of station trips counts in NYC/London.
	"""
	import pandas as pd
	import numpy as np
	import scipy as sp
	import scipy.stats
	import argparse