Dataset

This dataset was created by therocket290

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This dataset includes the coordinates for the home stadium used by each home team. Home team names use a 3-letter abbreviation from the NFL Big Data Bowl 2024 competition. I've also included columns for the roof, and surface of the stadium. I intend to use this data in conjunction with local climatological data at each stadium.

Pretty much all of it was typed out from the wikipedia page for NFL Stadiums.

Data Collected: 2023-11-25

Update 2023-11-26: West longitudes are negative. Big oof.

11 Nov: updated with new data and usage notes!

This dataset supports the Big Data Bowl 2023. You'll find new data gathered and aggregated via various APIs and scrapes. - Weekly team rosters - Play-by-play data with features related to rushing and tackles - Charting data by play and game (see specific licensing terms), - Injury data - Data from the NFL Combine event

Sources: - ESPN - Pro Football Reference - Pro Football Focus - Fantasy Pros - Draft Scout - Tankathon - Over the Cap - NFL Game Data - FTN Fantasy

Also included is the competition data optimized for speed and type fidelity, with minimal changes to the data. See the folder description for specifics.

IMPORTANT NOTE for Competition Participants: This dataset is sourced from several publicly available sources. In some cases, the usage terms from a source limit use to the person downloading the material and do not allow for distribution. There is a risk of disqualification by using the data here for your solution, if it's considered to be distributed by me.

I highly recommend clarifying proper usage rights with the hosts before using the dataset for your official solution. A safer use, until things are clarified, is to use this data for exploration and testing hypotheses. You can then go to the source and directly access data from there (though it will require more work).

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