Maven Challenge: Electric Grid Outage Analysis [Challenge Winner]

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Katie Welch

City of Irving

Maven Challenge: Electric Grid Outage Analysis [Challenge Winner]

U.S. Electric Grid Outage Analysis

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Katie WelchCity of Irving

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Housing Voucher Utilization Dashboard - Power BI

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Christopher Whitlock

12 months ago

Whoa, very well done! Great work!

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Megan Henry

12 months ago

Very cool to see this broken down! I wonder why such a decrease in the number of customers affected. Due to more having back up power? Or customers spread out over more power houses. Either way it's fascinating to see!

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Vishal Singh Thakur

12 months ago

I like the detailing of this dashboard . Nicely done .

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An Pham

12 months ago

Love all the details of this dashboard and how you broke down all the information. Lovely job!

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Louise Randall

12 months ago

Great Analysis Katie and insight into the power outage. Thought your dashboard was amazing with helpful date filtering and top 3 event causes. With practice I hope to create something that is as close to your high standard.

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Muhammad Huzaifa

11 months ago

Great work Katie

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LAMIAA MOHAMMAD

3 months ago

Great work! I would like to ask a question—about this part: (Comparing States to Identify States With Higher Demand Loss) How could you handle the Area Affected field to calculate the population over the years and determine the megawatts per 100,000 people? This field lacked a consistent format, and the entries varied in number and expression style.

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LAMIAA MOHAMMAD

3 months ago

Another question if your time allows: What do the following mean? Updated Power Outage By State Unpivoted Power Outage By NERC Region Unpivoted In the modeling snapshot, does this mean that the column containing multiple Affected Areas has been split into several columns, where each column containing only one Affected Area?