Wikidata:Weekly query examples/2017
Wikidata weekly query #242
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edit- Collection of the Ashmolean Museum, Oxford, UK
- Office-holders convicted of crimes (source)
- Monarchs convicted of regicide (source)
- Timeline of antipopes (source)
- Battles etc of the U.S. Civil War, that have maps (source) -- but the results are a bit patchy.
- Grade I listed buildings in Bedfordshire (source: Commons "category contains" template)
Wikidata weekly query #248
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editWikidata weekly query #250
edit- Countries with similar populations (source)
- Items that have "feminist art" as a value (source)
- Books, incipits, concatenating a sentence to the incipit (source and inspiration)
- Paintings by Vermeer depicting maps (source)
- Painters sorted by the number of Wikipedia articles about their works (source)
Wikidata weekly query #251
edit- List of female bioinformaticians/computational biologists (source)
- Most gender-imbalanced occupations in US citizens (source)
- Awards received by more women than men (source)
- Transgender characters played by trangender actors/actresses (source)
- The most famous astronomical objects in Solar System according to Wikipedia sitelinks (source)
- Natural arches around the globe (source)
Wikidata weekly query #252
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edit- Map of the megaliths of the World, coloured by type (showing some nice paterns, source)
- French people without a gender (source)
- Eldest members of noble families (source)
- Map of places with population “zero” (0) (source)
Noteworthy Stuff
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editFrom Wikidata Status update of 22 MAY 2017
- Websites but without an official website
- Plants with associated emoji (source)
- Languages ordered by number of speakers (source)
- HMDB identifiers with more than one item (source)
- Painters with a lot of identifiers on Wikidata, but few Wikipedia articles (source)
- Buildings with the greatest numbers of elevators (source)
- Map of female writers on Wikidata by birthplace- generated by SPARQL query (source)
Wikidata weekly query #262
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editFrom Wikidata Status update of 05 JUNE 2017
- Number of citizens with “blood type” statements per country (source)
- Works with most citations (running time 20-45s) (source)
- Female recipients of the Palme d'Or award (source)
- Timeline of albums by Manu Chao and Mano Negra (source)
- Female given names ending in "o" (source)
- Newest external tools: Wikidata Diff (compares two items; proof-of-concept, doesn't yet include qualifiers, etc.), Wikidata Recent Changes livestream
Wikidata weekly query #264
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editFrom Wikidata Status update of 19 JUNE 2017
- Gallery of monsters of the Japanese folklore
- Lang by number of label (with quarry.wmflabs.org)
- The 10 smallest countries with some kind of urban rail transit system (source)
- Occupations with highest rate of deaths by homicide (source)
- Software titles ranked by number of readable file formats (source)
Wikidata weekly query #266
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editFrom Wikidata Status update of 03 JULY 2017
- Place of birth of the authors on Wikimammenn, the breton Wikisource
- First names of current French members of Parliament (source)
- Timeline of the births of current members of the French National Assembly (source)
- Family tree of Harry Potter characters (source)
- Map of mountains located in the Basque Country (source)
- Items with higher number of child statements than number of children (source)
- Pictures of Pharaos (source)
- Map of departemental archives in France (source)
Wikidata weekly query #268
editFrom Wikidata Status update of 10 JULY 2017
- Scientific articles from PubMed that mention what version of STATA was used (source)
- 1000 places in UK that have no label in Welsh (source)
- Wikivoyage banners for French municipalities (source)
- Paintings with musical instruments from Spain or related to Spain (source)
- Images of things or persons in Wikidata with a Github account (source)
- Map of birthplaces of women who were educated in Edinburgh university (source)
Wikidata weekly query #269
editFrom Wikidata Status update of 17 JULY 2017
- Graph of operating systems (source)
- Couples of Members of Parliament in UK (source)
- People who have the same person listed as both their parent and their child (source)
- Map of “railway things” in Berlin, as classified by LinkedGeoData.org (source)
- Map of discovery locations of the objects stored in the Musée Saint-Raymond (source)
- metro stations in Germany with public domain images on Commons (source)
- UK Members of Parliament who are born out of the UK (source)
Wikidata weekly query #270
editFrom Wikidata Status update of 24 JULY 2017
- Properties with most “statement disputed by” qualifiers (source)
- Last meals of people (source)
- Colors on national flags (source)
- images of all winners of Free Software Foundation's Free Software Awards (source)
- lib.reviews now allows searching Wikidata directly to choose subjects to review. (more info)
Wikidata weekly query #271
editFrom Wikidata Status update of 31 JULY 2017
- Which White House chief of staff had the shortest tenure? (source)
- Total number of sister city statements per country (source)
- Pictures of tube stations in London (source)
- Works created with the software Maya (source)
- Do I cite works from Nobel Prize winners? (source)
- ...or do Nobel prize winners cite me? (source)
- Timeline of Humanitarian personality of the year (source)
Wikidata weekly query #272
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editFrom Wikidata Status update of 21 AUGUST 2017
- Surnames, similar to Muller, according to Cologne phonetics, Caverphone and Soundex algorithms
- Shortest streets in Moscow
- A timeline of theologians with a connection to Berlin (source)
- Timeline of the life of Honoré de Balzac (source)
- Twin cities of places in South Africa (source)
- 51st UK parliament (1992) was the first one with more women than Johns (source)
- All places that are named "earth" in at least one language (source)
Wikidata weekly query #275
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editFrom Wikidata Status update of 18 SEPTEMBER 2017
- Algorithms and the problems they solve (source)
- Swiss items with article in exactly one of German-, French-, Italian-, and Romansh-language Wikipedias (source)
- Popular gender-neutral given names (source)
- Computer network protocols and their ports (source)
- Software developers by number of software titles (source)
- Spacecraft and what they were named after (source)
Wikidata weekly query #279
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editFrom Wikidata Status update of 23 OCTOBER 2017
- Average age of members of the 19th German Bundestag (source)
- Mountains in CH by height (topographic prominence) (source)
- Mountains in CH by height (elevation above sea level) (source)
- Monuments in Berlin for which Berlin cultural heritage ID and geolocation are known in Wikidata (source)
- Initial characters of names of free software (source)
- Initial characters of names of nonfree software (source)
- First World Heritage site per country (source)
Wikidata weekly query #284
editFrom Wikidata Status update of 30 OCTOBER 2017
- Organic acids with images (source)
- People who are their father's father (source)
- 2017 German federal election results by district with geoshapes and color depending on the % of votes (source)
- Cities with most first performances of works (source)
- Count of women Vs. guys names “John” in the UK parliament (source)
- Percentage of popes who died in Rome (source)
- First sites registered at Unesco for each country (source)
Wikidata weekly query #285
editFrom Wikidata Status update of 06 NOVEMBER 2017
- endemic moths of New Zealand with images in Wikidata (source)
- Images of people commemorated by plaques in Jena, Germany (source)
- Paintings located in Le Louvre without pictures on Wikidata, with the location in the museum (source)
- Persons who will have their work in public domain in 2018 in Denmark, with their occupations (source)
- Political parties by ideology in a tree view (source)
- Organic acids with pictures (source)
- Levels of education in France, from kindergarten to high school, with their US equivalents (source)
- Horses drawn on hills in the UK (source)
- Frequency of “retrieved” dates in Wikidata references (source)
Wikidata weekly query #286
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editFrom Wikidata Status update of 27 NOVEMBER 2017
- People who were Time Person of the Year in two consecutive years (source)
- Fictional characters “said to be the same as” other fictional characters from the same fictional universe (source)
- Map of places of birth of deceased sociologists (source)
- Map of libraries in India (source)
- Train and subway stations in Basque Country (source)
Wikidata weekly query #289
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editFrom Wikidata Status update of 11 DECEMBER 2017
- Place of birth of author with pages on the French Wikisource (source)
- Number of movies passing or failing the Bechdel test by year (source)
- 100 of the earliest 1000 works created by women on Wikidata with an image on Commons (source)
- Chemical entities, whom discovered them, and when (source)
- Sister-city and twin-city relationships of the largest cities (source)
- Cast age at date of film publication (source)
- Male saints that are the most used to name French cities after them (source)
Wikidata weekly query #291
editFrom Wikidata Status update of 18 DECEMBER 2017
- Number of disasters by date and day of the week (source)
- Map with buildings by Brazilian architect Oscar Niemeyer (source)
- Properties most used for “no value” statements/qualifiers/references (source)
- Scientific papers with an animal credited as co-author (source)
- Image grid of what different cryptocurrencies are named after (source)
Wikidata weekly query #292
editFrom Wikidata Status update of 25 DECEMBER 2017
- Map with radio telescopes around the world (source)
- People born on the same day their mother died (source)
- Largest first-level administrative subdivision by country (source)
- Data sets released under a Creative Commons NoDerivatives license (source)
- Type foundries and their typefaces (source)
- Map of Christmas traditions (source)
- Movies that are Christmas traditions (source)