nYSrc

nYSrc is a nonstandard acronym with no universally recognized definition. Its meaning varies by context and project.

In software development, nYSrc is sometimes used as a prefix or namespace in code to indicate a source-related module or a generated artifact. Instances include libraries or scripts where 'nYSrc' marks a data source layer, or as an internal variable naming convention.

In data management or open data projects, "ny" could be shorthand for New York; some teams may coin nYSrc to designate a data feed sourced from New York state or city agencies. The exact scope and content depend on the project.

In other contexts, nYSrc may appear as a project-specific identifier or a placeholder in documentation, without a standard definition.

Because there is no consensus, researchers or developers encountering nYSrc should consult the specific project documentation to determine its intended meaning.