OKSCAUG, Thunder Up!

By Gregory Brunner

I was supposed to be at OKSCAUG in Moore, Oklahoma on Tuesday presenting on Mapping Russell Westbrook’s Shots with Python and ArcGIS; however, on Friday I fell through my garage ceiling and injured my left wrist, elbow, shoulder, and hip. Here’s the hole I left in the ceiling:

It was a 10 or 12 foot fall. Amazingly Miraculously, the x-rays taken at the ER show no broken or separated bones! Still, I have limited range of motion in my left arm and left hip and a lot of pain in my left arm.

For OKSCAUG I was asked to give a short 10-15 minute overview during the morning and a longer technical session in the afternoon. Below, I have linked to the presentations.

Here is the short version:

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Here is the long version:

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If you are a basketball fan, check them out. They were really fun presentations to put together.

I am sorry I couldn’t be there with you in Moore, Oklahoma today. I hope you can understand.

See Also

• Mapping NBA Player Movement in 2D and 3D
• Shotcharts Revisited - From NBA Stats to Feature Service in Less Than 20 Lines of Code
• The Geography of Basketball, Part II: Watching the Game in ArcGIS