These five projects used five different datasets for the class INSH 5302 – Information Design and Visual Analytics at Northeastern University. Projects were developed in R, Tableau, Canva, and HTML.
This project analyzed the Chicago, Illinois COVID-19 reports to create an infographic, showing the effects of vaccination status and patient age on the severity of COVID-19 infection. The infographic was created in Canva with plots developed in R.
This project analyzed the Mountain Accidents on 8,000 meter mountains to create an information-sharing website, developed with Google Sites and R.
This project analyzed the Summer and Winter Olympic Athletes dataset to create an oversized infographic poster with R and Canva. The data analysis is focused on comparing gymnastics and figure skating, two artistic events held in opposing seasons.
This project looked at the percentages of Europeans that buy real or instant coffee in a Tableau dashboard, showing the relative proportions of selected countries, the correlation between real and instant coffee, and visual maps of location to coffee preference.
This project analyzed the Boston weather data from 2013 to 2023 to create a Tableau dashboard, showing the cyclical nature of temperature trends, and the relationship between temperature, precipitation, wind speed, wind direction, and air pressure.
This markdown website was designed for the class COMM 1255 – Communication in the Digital Age at Northeastern University. The goal of this website was to create a blog space to document our thoughts.
This research poster was designed based on a paper of choice for the class BIOL 2299 – Inquiries in Biology at Northeastern University. The aim of this project was to learn how to break apart research and present findings.