Tony Dunsworth, PhD

@trdunsworth.bsky.social

Data scientist practicing in a 911 centre. Hockey, cricket, and rugby enthusiast. Time series forecasting and bringing data science to PSAPs is my passion. NENA volunteer. Please no DMs unless you know me IRL!!

The calendar changed, so the new goals: get better in python, learn Emacs, write at least one paper, be a better husband and friend, mentor someone in 911 data analytics and data science, finish my level 5 in Toastmasters, write in my blog more, reach out more.

I found myself laughing ruefully this afternoon. I had applied to a position that a friend sent to me at a company he works for. I just got the thanks but no thanks email. Maybe because I don't have experience with dbt and Snowflake, but you'd think with 15 years experience and a PhD, I could learn.

Been reading a new book on time series forecasting and I think I'm going to follow along with many of the techniques the author demonstrates because I've worked on some challenging data that I question how forecastable it is. Will make some posts about it in future

Illinois is launching a first-of-its-kind legal hotline for LGBTQ+ individuals — Illinois Pride Connect. As the only state in the nation that will provide free legal advice to protect the LGBTQ+ community, we'll help fight ignorance with information and cruelty with compassion.

Getting ready to write a few blog posts about my experiences at NENA SBP and I want to start tailoring posts to 911 managers, data analysis, and 911 staff interested in statistics. Any of my followers here in those categories? If so, what do you want to know about the intersection of data and 911?

Had a great week in Clearwater at #NENA #SBP25 and the AI critical issues forum. I was able to discuss my passion, data science and analytics in 911 with many of my colleagues. Quite a few great opportunities may spring forth from this. I enjoyed finding my place in the industry.