Recently, I managed to finally design my very own interactive CV with Tableau and published it on Tableau Public. I had wanted to do this for a couple of months, but couldn’t find the time. Well, now it’s done and you can have a look at it here. And don’t... Read more: Interactive CV.
Tags: Tableau, Tableau Public, dashboard, visual analytics, visualization, viz
Interested in when and where terror attacks occurred? Then go and have a look at this project in which I visualised data from the global terrorism database (GTDB) using Tableau Public. You can find it here.
Read more: Global terrorism.
Tags: data analysis, terrorism, GTDB, visualisation, Tableau
Another way of exploring the HURDAT2 data set is employing Tableau, a pretty nice software for analysis and visualisation of data. I am not an expert, but it took me only 5 minutes to build my first graphs. Minor issues popped up, however, when Tableau read in numeric columns from... Read more: Storm data exploration using Tableau.
Tags: data analysis, storms, HURDAT2, visualisation, Tableau
The next part of my HURDAT2 data exploration is online. The leaflet objects could not be exported to an .md file for use with GitHub pages. Hence, I simply added the .html file. Though lacking the nice formatting, everything else works nicely… =)
Read more: Further exploration of storm data.
Tags: data analysis, storms, HURDAT2, visualisation
Finally, the first part of my analysis/exploration of storm data from the HURDAT2 data set is online. I was about to write ‘done’, but actually it’s been done for a couple of days. However, I wasn’t able to embed all figures when exporting R markdown files with R Studio to... Read more: First part of storm exploration is online.
Tags: data analysis, storms, HURDAT2, visualisation