COVID-19 Visualization using Tableau

This visualization presents an in-depth analysis of COVID-19 data using Tableau, which was cleaned and preprocessed using Google BigQuery. The data includes information on confirmed cases and deaths, as well as other relevant metrics. The visualization allows for easy exploration of the data, with the ability to filter and drill down into specific regions and time periods. It also allows for the comparison of different countries and regions, providing insights on the spread and impact of the virus.

COVID-19 Data visualization and storytelling using Tableau

This Tableau project analyzes COVID-19 infection rates and death counts to understand the spread of the virus. The data was queried and cleaned using SQL BigQuery, and then visualized in Tableau. The findings from the dashboard as of January 2023 show that around 1% of the world's population who were infected with COVID-19 have died, and Europe has the highest infection death count and rate in the world. The project highlights my ability to use SQL and Tableau to analyze and present data, and to extract valuable insights from the data.

Data Source

https://ourworldindata.org/covid-deaths


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