Overview of Github Jcamatta Aviation Safety Network Data Scraper Plus Csv Plus Json
scraper_aviation_safety_network.ipynb es el notebook que contiene el codigo del scraper usando selenium. aviation_safety_network . json contiene la data de cada accidente/indicidente links. csv es un archivo donde cada filas es un URL que abarca cada accidente desde 1919 hasta 2023
Scraper + csv + json files asociados a https:// aviation - safety .net/database/ - jcamatta/aviation_safety_network_data
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A Python-based web scraper for extracting aviation accident data from the Aviation Safety Network (ASN) database. This tool systematically collects detailed information about aviation accidents and incidents, providing structured data for analysis and research purposes.
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Overview of Github Jcamatta Aviation Safety Network Data Scraper Plus Csv Plus Json
This repo contains scraping functions for (1) aviation accident data from the Aviation Safety Network database and (2) aviation accident data from the Plane Crash Info database.
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Scraper for aviation accident data from (1) the Aviation Safety Network database and (2) the Plane Crash Info database
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