An interactive Tableau dashboard for 311 service data in Los Angeles County.
The goal of the project was to gain insights into the 311 service system for Los Angeles County. That included reviewing request patterns, understand the most frequent types of requests, analyze usage trends across different areas, and explore anonymous user preferences.
A comprehensive and interactive dashboard which captures 311 service usage across the Los Angeles county for calendar year 2022. This type of data can serve to plan, organize, and render better allocation of resources for heavily utilized neighborhoods in the county. Among some of the summarized data collected include these key findings:
The project duration took between 1 to 2 weeks, and was conducted using SQL queries with PostgreSQL, while leveraging Tableau for data visualization.
The P.A.C.E. methodology served as the guiding framework for effectively managing the project scope, execution, and delivery. It encompassed essential steps such as data cleaning, assessing and understanding the available features, handling data transformations, addressing missing data and outliers. Once the data was properly processed, exploratory data analysis techniques were employed to gain deeper insights and create specialized views, which were further explored and visualized using Tableau.
The utilization of SQL for data analysis in this project facilitated efficient retrieval and manipulation of large datasets, optimization of query performance, maintenance of data integrity and security, and the ability to leverage scalability and reliability. That kind of efficiency made it feasible to keep the project within the allocated time frame.
Some future considerations: