Alternatives and similar repositories for supply-chain-factors

Users that are interested in supply-chain-factors are comparing it to the libraries listed below

• USEPA / FrEDI
  FrEDI estimates annual physical and economic impacts from temperature to the U.S., through the 21st century
  ☆15Updated this week
• USEPA / useeior
  Estimating potential environmental impacts of goods and services in the US economy
  ☆36Updated last month
• USEPA / flowsa
  Library that attributes resource use, waste, emissions, and loss to economic sectors
  ☆32Updated this week
• USEPA / standardizedinventories
  Standardized Release and Waste Inventories
  ☆27Updated 3 weeks ago
• NETL-RIC / ElectricityLCI
  ☆29Updated this week
• oscarperpinan / solar
  ☆37Updated 5 months ago
• USEPA / USEEIO
  Estimating potential impacts of goods and services in the US economy (overview repository)
  ☆35Updated 2 months ago
• ropensci / eia
  An R package wrapping the US Energy Information Administration open data API.
  ☆48Updated 2 months ago
• rpodcast / pod-db-dash
  Podcast index database quality dashboard
  ☆13Updated last week
• andrewcstewart / awesome-democracy-data
  A curated list of awesome data sources related to elections, electoral reforms, and democratic political systems.
  ☆81Updated 3 years ago
• JGCRI / gcam-doc
  Documentation for the GCAM model
  ☆36Updated last week
• OliverSherouse / bls
  A Python library for the Bureau of Labor Statistics API
  ☆83Updated 5 years ago
• USEPA / spmodel
  spmodel: Spatial Statistical Modeling and Prediction in R
  ☆18Updated last month
• UrbanInstitute / data-science-index
  An index of tools, guides, and analyses created by the data science team
  ☆24Updated 5 years ago
• m-clark / data-processing-and-visualization
  This document forms the basis of several workshops/talks that get into everyday programming with R, but also includes mirrored code in Py…
  ☆31Updated 4 years ago
• cid-harvard / ecomplexity
  ☆26Updated 4 years ago
• USEPA / stateior
  Prepares US state two-region Make and Use tables
  ☆12Updated 4 months ago
• USEPA / camd-eia-crosswalk
  A data crosswalk to integrate U.S. power sector emission and operation data from EPA to EIA
  ☆45Updated last week
• ma-ji / npo_classifier
  Automated coding using machine-learning and remapping the U.S. nonprofit sector: A guide and benchmark
  ☆24Updated last month
• USEPA / EPA_OMEGA_Model
  Model to evaluate policies for reducing greenhouse gas emissions from light duty vehicles
  ☆19Updated 4 months ago
• 2DegreesInvesting / r2dii.climate.stress.test
  Functions and workflows to run financial stress tests on climate change related risk types
  ☆24Updated last year
• JGCRI / gcamdata
  The GCAM data system
  ☆47Updated last year
• ropensci-archive / rWBclimate
  ARCHIVED R interface for the World Bank climate data
  ☆69Updated last year
• optimal2050 / energyRt
  Making Energy Systems Modeling as simple as a linear regression in R
  ☆23Updated 2 months ago
• DvP17 / mrio
  Work with multiregional input-output tables
  ☆22Updated 5 years ago
• catalyst-cooperative / pudl-examples
  Example Jupyter notebooks hosted on Kaggle that demonstrate how to work with US energy data from PUDL.
  ☆19Updated last week
• us-bea / eu.us.opendata
  As part of an EU-US Transatlantic Open Data Partnership, the eu.us.opendata R library was developed to provide access to comparable datas…
  ☆23Updated 7 years ago
• atrisovic / weather-panel.github.io
  A practical guide to climate econometrics: Navigating key decision points in weather and climate data analysis.
  ☆41Updated 5 months ago
• mpjashby / crime-open-database
  Open crime data from US cities in a harmonised format
  ☆15Updated 2 years ago
• iiasa / Felix-Model
  FeliX (Functional Enviro-economic Linkages Integrated neXus) is a system dynamics model of global social, economic, and environmental Ear…
  ☆18Updated 2 weeks ago