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Forest Gregg
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outages_by_house_district
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outages_by_senate_district
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consumer_energy_outage_path = consumer_energy_outage_paths.sort(
(a, b) =>
Math.abs(extractDateFromFilename(a, "ce_") - target_date) -
Math.abs(extractDateFromFilename(b, "ce_") - target_date)
)[0]
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consumer_energy_outages = {
const response = await fetch(
`https://corsproxy.bunkum.us/corsproxy/?apiurl=https://raw.githubusercontent.com/fgregg/consumer-energy-outages/main/${consumer_energy_outage_path}`
);
const data = await response.json();
return data;
}
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scraped_path = outage_paths.sort(
(a, b) =>
Math.abs(extractDateFromFilename(a, "dte_") - target_date) -
Math.abs(extractDateFromFilename(b, "dte_") - target_date)
)[0]
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kdbush = require("kdbush")
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dte_house_districts = FileAttachment("dte_house_districts(1).json").json()
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dte_senate_districts = FileAttachment("dte_senate_districts.json").json()
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import { stormTracks } from "@fgregg/storm-tracks"
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storm_tracks = show_storm_tracks
? stormTracks(storm_date, [-85, 41.5, -81.5, 44.5])
: []
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