Unfortunately, in recent weeks, it has become all too common to see the entire territory of Ukraine under air-raid alerts at night. By clicking on the icons on the map, you can access a quick percentage breakdown for the past week for each Raion. The page https://www.mavo.org.pl/en/areas displays summaries of air raids-currently focusing on nighttime events, though I am also collecting data on daytime alerts; I just haven’t had the time to standardize and add them yet, though it is on my to-do list. You can also review statistics on the types of weapons used in attacks over periods of up to 180 days. (The website has been live since August, but I have been gathering data for longer, and-regrettably-it looks like I will continue to do so.)
At https://www.mavo.org.pl/en/analysis, you can experiment with weekly breakdowns and begin to identify initial trends. I personally import the data into Splunk, where I spend my spare time analyzing it to uncover new patterns and regularities.
Right below the map, there’s also a slider that lets you track how the alerts have evolved over the past few days—showing where they appeared and where they cleared. And thanks for the kind words!
Unfortunately, in recent weeks, it has become all too common to see the entire territory of Ukraine under air-raid alerts at night. By clicking on the icons on the map, you can access a quick percentage breakdown for the past week for each Raion. The page https://www.mavo.org.pl/en/areas displays summaries of air raids-currently focusing on nighttime events, though I am also collecting data on daytime alerts; I just haven’t had the time to standardize and add them yet, though it is on my to-do list. You can also review statistics on the types of weapons used in attacks over periods of up to 180 days. (The website has been live since August, but I have been gathering data for longer, and-regrettably-it looks like I will continue to do so.) At https://www.mavo.org.pl/en/analysis, you can experiment with weekly breakdowns and begin to identify initial trends. I personally import the data into Splunk, where I spend my spare time analyzing it to uncover new patterns and regularities.
Right below the map, there’s also a slider that lets you track how the alerts have evolved over the past few days—showing where they appeared and where they cleared. And thanks for the kind words!
well made, and very depressing to see, half the bloody country is under alert :(.
can imagine some of the other neighbours who have had 'close calls' or shit falling over their fences so to say, might also be interested.
good effort, clear disclaimers too. thank you.