Covid--19-data-analysis

Covid–19-data-analysis

This project is a dashboard representation of the Covid-19 on power bi for better analysis

🦠 COVID-19 Data Analysis Dashboard

📌 Project Title:

COVID-19 Data Analysis

📖 Problem Statement:

Understanding COVID-19 trends across countries and WHO regions helps in planning informed public health policies, allocating healthcare resources, and identifying high-risk zones.

🎯 Objective:

To analyze global COVID-19 data and visualize:

🧾 Dataset Attributes:

The dataset used contains the following columns:

Column Name Description
Country/Region Name of the country or region
Confirmed Total confirmed cases
Deaths Total deaths
Recovered Total recoveries
Active Currently active cases
New cases New cases reported in the latest update
New deaths New deaths reported in the latest update
New recovered New recoveries reported in the latest update
Deaths / 100 Cases Deaths per 100 confirmed cases (mortality rate)
Recovered / 100 Cases Recoveries per 100 confirmed cases
Deaths / 100 Recovered Deaths per 100 recoveries
Confirmed last week Total confirmed cases one week ago
1 week change Change in cases over one week
1 week % increase Weekly case growth rate (%)
WHO Region World Health Organization region classification

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🛠️ Tools Used:


📊 Visualizations Created in Power BI:

  1. Cards – Total Confirmed, Deaths, Recovered, and Active
  2. Bar Charts – Top 10 countries by:
    • Confirmed cases
    • New daily cases
  3. Stacked Area Chart – Composition of confirmed cases (Active, Recovered, Deaths)
  4. Scatter Plot – Deaths per 100 cases vs Recovery per 100 cases
  5. Matrix with Conditional Formatting – Weekly % growth (simulated heatmap)
  6. Stacked Bar Chart – WHO region-wise summary (Confirmed, Deaths, Recoveries)
  7. Slicers – Filter dashboard by Country/Region or WHO Region

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📈 Key Insights:



✅ Outcome:

A comprehensive visual story that presents the spread, severity, and recovery trends of COVID-19 globally — enabling better public health insights and communication.