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This document summarizes the REMtl.ca project which aims to create an open data map of brownfield sites in Montreal. It scrapes existing data from government sources and presents it on an interactive map to make it more accessible and useful for various users such as urban farmers, real estate developers, and researchers. The project was launched in February 2013 and its goals are to engage Montrealers and environmental groups and explore further directions and developments for the platform.
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- 1. REmtl.ca
- 2. Brownfields • Thousands of land parcels contaminated over the past few decades • Decontamination underway since 1970s • Pollutants: PAHs, Heavy Metals, PCBs • Data available on city of Montreal, and Ministère du développement durable, de l’Environnement et des Parcs
- 3. Data
- 4. MontrealOuvert • Open Data movement • Oct 2011 : launch of donnees.ville.montreal.qc.ca • Hackathons gathering programmers, users and experts to create new applications, and present data in a more appealing way
- 5. Team • Michael Lenczner Ajah.ca, IleSansFil, original idea • Heri Rakotomalala MontrealTechWatch, MTLStartupTalent, beta version of remtl.ca • Jason Prince CURA Coordinator, McGill, brownfield expertise • Ben Harack Vision of Earth, contributor • Alok Mohindra monlab, looking to work in startups with a big vision
- 6. REMtl.ca : geolocation of brownfields Categories: • Contamination / Decontamination • Year & Level of decontamination • Groundwater • Pollutants Users: • urban agriculture • real estate • academic research • environment advocacy • you?
- 7. Data scraping • Processing a big table for each “MRC” in QC • Less information than city of Montreal, but more entries • Python source on github.com/alokm/ remtlscraper
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- 10. What’s next? • Launch Feb 7th : “5 à 7” with various environmental groups and media • Objective: see interest from Montréalers, various directions of work possible, such as community gardens, fruit picking, further development of the back-end