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>>> make me a list of 20 different kinds of public data I could query, given only a location, to present on a home dashboard as useful stuff for a family

Sure, here are some ideas:

1. Temperature readings from the local weather station or a mobile app like Google Earth.

2. The number of times it rained recently in your area using a weather app.

3. The amount of rainfall in the last month with data from a weather app (such as Accuweather).

4. Air pollution levels measured by air quality sensors nearby at your location.

5. The total distance traveled during the last week on foot, bike, or car for you and your family members using a mapping
tool like Google Maps.

6. The height of trees in your area using aerial photography or a map app.

7. The number of people who live within a certain radius of your location, given an address.

8. The total amount of food waste produced by your household during the last week, measured through a data tracking app.

9. The average time spent on the internet at home for 24 hours in a day, using a browser extension like Freedom.

10. The temperature and humidity levels (in degrees Celsius or Fahrenheit) throughout the day for the past month.

11. The number of power outlets near your location used by the last household for data collection purposes.

12. The speed at which vehicles pass through a particular intersection within the last hour, using an app like Waze.

13. The number and size of trees in the area that are under threat from pollution or other environmental hazards (e.g.,
urban tree study)

14. Air quality indexes (in terms of air pollution concentration) measured by air quality sensors in the area around your
location.

15. The amount of time spent on social media platforms like Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, etc. for the past week using an
app or website that tracks social media usage.

16. The number and size of trash cans near a proposed new building development, if you are planning to construct a
residential house in that area.

17. The average time spent reading books at home (in hours per day) within the last month for your family members using an
app like eReader or an Ipad.

18. Average temperature and humidity levels measured by weather stations near your location over the past week, along with
a map showing the location of such sensors.

19. The number of people who have used your public Wi-Fi network recently for data collection purposes within the last
month, using a browser extension like Ghostery or WPSiteCheck.

20. A list of nearby landmarks (e.g., buildings, parks, monuments) that might be interesting to visit or explore during
your time in the area for fun activities.