1. Install the package | 2. Find a dataset | 3. Download some records | 4. Explore what you found | 5. Make your first chart | What to try next

Set up R | Find the checked monitoring layer | Check fields, locations, dates, and units | Retrieve and audit current observations | Plot paired readings | Interpret and reproduce the analysis

Set up and find a source | Inspect the available fields | Retrieve a complete feature set | Clean labels and summarize mapped activity | Check the unit before interpreting cost or completion | Reproducibility and next steps

Introduction | Find the data | Download the data | Prepare and categorize projects | Create an infrastructure project map | Summarize the results | Limitations and next steps

Install | Find data | Retrieve records | Work with spatial data | Trace the source

Retrieve and filter records | Check the live schema | Integrity and time budgets | Types and spatial results | Resume a large download | Troubleshooting common errors

Set up | Find a suitable layer | Retrieve and inspect current cases | Clean and summarize | Chart the mapped neighborhoods | A related housing source answers a different question | Reproducibility and limits

Start offline | Match and rank search results | Discover live portal layers | Search beyond the bundled publishers | Filter results | Understand scan limits and failures

Methodology and known gaps | Interpret source scope before analysis | Keep provenance with results | Monitoring and evidence | Cite the package and its data sources