Data Analyst
Titanic Survival Analysis ProjectThis project aimed to analyze the survival outcomes of passengers aboard the Titanic, focusing on how factors like passenger class and age influenced survival rates. Leveraging SQL, Python, Tableau, and Power BI, I explored critical patterns in the data and visualized insights with interactive dashboards for a comprehensive understanding of the findings.Class Disparities in Survival: First-class passengers had nearly three times the survival rate compared to third-class passengers, highlighting significant inequities during the disaster.Age Vulnerability: Children in second class had a 100% survival rate, while those in third class faced a lower chance of survival. Seniors, particularly in second and third classes, had the lowest survival rates, with no survivors in these categories.Data-Driven Insights: Analysis revealed that age and class played crucial roles in survival chances, with patterns emphasizing the need for equitable safety protocols.Interactive Dashboards: Developed dynamic dashboards in Tableau and Power BI to present survival trends effectively and engage users with real-time data visualizations.This project provided a hands-on opportunity to apply data analytics techniques, from data cleaning and SQL queries to Python analysis and dashboard creation. It emphasized the power of combining analytics and visualization tools to uncover meaningful insights from complex datasets.The findings underscore the need for equitable safety measures and better emergency preparedness to protect vulnerable groups, including children and seniors, regardless of passenger class. This project serves as a valuable example of how data-driven decisions can inform policies to improve safety and fairness in critical situations.