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Takamatsu-dejitarusenryaku

Developed the initial foundation for the takamatsu-city/opendata repository, focusing on enabling demographic analysis and urban planning insights. Established a structured, analysis-ready environment by organizing data sources and integrating an Excel dataset detailing population movement, along with relevant metadata. Leveraged skills in data analysis and demographic studies to create a reproducible setup that supports future analytics and dashboard development. The repository’s clear organization and data-model scaffolding facilitate rapid onboarding for new contributors and provide a scalable base for data-driven decision making. No critical bugs were encountered during the bootstrap phase, and all planned features were delivered within the initial month.

Overall Statistics

Feature vs Bugs

100%Features

Repository Contributions

13Total
Bugs
0
Commits
13
Features
1
Lines of code
0
Activity Months1

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7 people

Work History

March 2026

13 Commits • 1 Features

Mar 1, 2026

March 2026 monthly summary for takamatsu-city/opendata: Delivered initial bootstrap of repository with data sources and an analysis-ready structure to support demographic analysis and urban planning insights. Added multiple files and an Excel dataset for population movement, establishing a concrete starting point for analytics and dashboards. The work provides a scalable foundation for data-driven decision making and rapid onboarding of new contributors.

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Quality Metrics

Correctness97.0%
Maintainability97.0%
Architecture97.0%
Performance97.0%
AI Usage20.0%

Skills & Technologies

Programming Languages

Excel

Technical Skills

data analysisdemographic studiesurban planning

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takamatsu-city/opendata

Mar 2026 Mar 2026
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Languages Used

Excel

Technical Skills

data analysisdemographic studiesurban planning