This project analyzes New York City EMS 911 call data to uncover patterns and build predictive models for emergency response.
- Analyze call patterns by borough and time
- Identify trends and high-demand periods
- Predict future call volume using time series models
- Build machine learning models for response insights
- Exploratory Data Analysis (EDA)
- SARIMA (time series forecasting)
- Random Forest (prediction)
- Feature Engineering
- Python (pandas, numpy, scikit-learn, statsmodels)
- SQL
- Tableau (dashboard)
- Streamlit (interactive app)
NYC EMS 911 Calls dataset (cleaned and processed)
- Borough-based call analysis
- Hourly and seasonal trends
- Forecasted EMS demand
- Interactive dashboard (Tableau / Streamlit)
- EMS call volume is highest in Brooklyn compared to other boroughs
- Peak call hours occur during late afternoon and evening periods
- Seasonal patterns show increased demand during specific months
- SARIMA model successfully captures time-based trends in call volume
- Random Forest highlights key features influencing response patterns