Sophia

Hi, all! Couldn't think of a better title, but essentially I'm making a live data visualization and the API I was going to use turned out to not be ideal so I'm just going to build a proof of concept instead. I'm looking for some standard small data sets I could just pop in and have a menu switch between.

Basically, I'm using live video compositing to make a time series graph. So the data needs to be several related fields that change over time. Length of time and other units of measurements don't matter since I'll be overlaying it with captions, but there can't be too many fields and I need enough of a selection that all the graphs have a set number (I'm flexible, but thinking three since that's always good for a proof of concept). It doesn't matter if it's structured, since I'll likely need to format it all myself in JSON anyway, but probably nothing too large...for the same reason.

I know there are many websites that just collect this sort of stuff and obviously tried searching on Google, but am a bit overwhelmed with the results. Plus most of it is generally larger and prestructured, i.e. meant for amateurs or students riding the data science wave. I've gotten such great resources off of these forums and people here usually understand what I'm going for, so figured it wouldn't hurt asking. Maybe a bit lazy, but I'll also update this thread with anything I find personally that fits these criteria since I imagine this could help others with their projects as well.

Basically, I'm using live video compositing to make a time series graph. So the data needs to be several related fields that change over time. Length of time and other units of measurements don't matter since I'll be overlaying it with captions, but there can't be too many fields and I need enough of a selection that all the graphs have a set number (I'm flexible, but thinking three since that's always good for a proof of concept). It doesn't matter if it's structured, since I'll likely need to format it all myself in JSON anyway, but probably nothing too large...for the same reason. 

I know there are many websites that just collect this sort of stuff and obviously tried searching on Google, but am a bit overwhelmed with the results. Plus most of it is generally larger and prestructured, i.e. meant for amateurs or students riding the data science wave. I've gotten such great resources off of these forums and people here usually understand what I'm going for, so figured it wouldn't hurt asking. Maybe a bit lazy, but I'll also update this thread with anything I find personally that fits these criteria since I imagine this could help others with their projects as well. 

Good Repositories of Small Datasets?