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Data Lab at USAspending.gov

Welcome to the alpha release of the Data Lab at USASpending.gov, an initiative by the U.S. Department of the Treasury to create visualizations and analysis using federal financial data. This initiative is aimed at helping members of the public, researchers, and government entities access, understand, and use federal financial data. The alpha release contains interactive visualizations built by Treasury, as well as information and resources for conducting analysis using federal financial data. We are exploring new analyses as we look forward to a beta release on USAspending.gov, so please send us your ideas and feedback, and sign up for our newsletter to keep in touch.

Explore data on the

16 functions

supported by federal spending

See the structure of

1,725

federal spending accounts

Explore

122,452

federal contracts

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      <p>The Data Lab at USAspending.gov has collected a number of resources to make it easier to conduct analysis and develop tools using federal spending data.</p>
      <div><a href="[insert website url]"><strong>Analytics user guide ></strong></a></div>
      <div><a href="[insert website url]"><strong>Data Dictionary > </strong></a></div>
      <div><a href="[insert website url]"><strong>Code to extract data from APIs ></strong></a></div>
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      <p>Treasury is not the only place where analysis of federal spending data is taking place. This list includes a sampling of projects from other stakeholders looking for insights into spending data.</p>
      <div><a href="[insert website url]"><strong>Partnership with Connecticut ></strong></a></div>
      <div><a href="[insert website url]"><strong>Syracuse University Pilot ></strong></a></div>
      <div><a href="[insert website url]"><strong>Opportunity Project ></strong></a></div>
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