every women's rowing athlete over all available years on public urls: 110 college urls w/ different formatting families.

I used Lodge to build a graph over the Midwest food supply chain. It uses 51 public datasets across 11 source families, covering nearly 300,000 source records. You can search for entities, filter by entity type and relationship type, and you can also view neighborhoods. I'm still improving it, so please let me know if there's anything else you think would be interesting! I wanted to try to answer questions like - "When a serious safety incident occurs at one food facility, can we trace the graph to find other facilities with similar safety risks? - "When a food product is recalled, can we trace the recalling company to its facilities, related products, inspections, and other connected organizations and see what else may warrant review?" - "When a weather event happens, what facilities does it effect, and what are the downstream effects?" I think making it live could be really cool for things like tracking food recalls live to show and limit exposure. Sources: - U.S. Food and Drug Administration recall, food, import-alert, and import-refusal records. - U.S. Department of Agriculture food, organic-operation, meat-establishment, and related facility records. - Occupational Safety and Health Administration inspection, citation, injury, and establishment records. - U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Facility Registry Service records. - National Weather Service alerts and geographic references. - USAspending federal contract award records. - -Wisconsin and other Upper Midwest public facility, licensing, dairy, workforce-notice, and regulatory records. - Public organization and product information used to connect named entities.