Carlo Sanzeri

History Graduate and Former Teacher 🧑‍🎓

Trainee Consultant Analyst for @dataschooluk & @infolabuk #DS27.

[Hudl Statsbomb @Statsbomb]

Want to get started in football analytics?

We released full event data and StatsBomb 360 data for the 2022 World Cup

Inside you'll find links to our StatsBombR and StatsBombPy packages, as well as a beginner's guide to using our data in R 🔽
https://t.co/UzyEZcOhPD

[Carlo Sanzeri @CarloDoesData]

@VizMarius Congratulations!

[Carlo Sanzeri @CarloDoesData]

Today I visualized social media blackouts globally, and why the blackouts occurred. The results are really interesting!

https://t.co/HBIRCBpGxo

[Carlo Sanzeri @CarloDoesData]

I found a dataset this week that shows the typical size of a webpage going back the past decade, it's very interesting to see how this has evolved over time. https://t.co/OcSN2tVeGk

[Carlo Sanzeri @CarloDoesData]

@VizMarius YOU'RE on fire with these vizzes! 🔥🔥🔥

[Marius Nikiforovas @VizMarius]

#newviz Growing Fossil Fuel Consumption

Link: https://t.co/zNKYKHX50W

Designed using the Golden Ratio principle

Feedback is welcomed :)

#datafam #datavisualization #Tableau

[Carlo Sanzeri @CarloDoesData]

One month ago, NVIDIA's CEO claimed that 'Moore's Law is dead' - I analysed the amount of transistors in GPUs over the past 20 years to see if that's true.

https://t.co/TF7FjFinqL

[Carlo Sanzeri @CarloDoesData]

A little bit late but decided to get started on #WOW22 - This Trellis chart was complicated but I've been wondering for ages how they were made!

https://t.co/WhyQoG7sQq

[Carlo Sanzeri @CarloDoesData]

You can also view it on Tableau Public here: https://t.co/5OqT6lVcxc

[Carlo Sanzeri @CarloDoesData]

Whilst on placement I've also made some time for personal projects - like this one here visualizing F1 lap times during the 2022 season.

For this, I took data from an API using Alteryx, and uploaded to a SQL server, allowing me to update for each new race.

#F1 #Tableau

[Andy Kriebel @VizWizBI]

Data School Blog Round Up - January 20, 2022 https://t.co/dLhC0dzVgF

Today marks the first of a (hopefully) weekly round up of five interesting blogs from the team. This week: @Alteryx exam prep, #TableauTips, #Alteryx Macros, Power BI vs @Tableau, and organizing your work.

[Carlo Sanzeri @CarloDoesData]

@collinalldata @dataschoolNY Congrats Collin! 🎉🎉🎉

[I'm @Ketanjoshi.co on Bluesky @KetanJ0]

Folks, here's your daily reminder

The harm of climate change is caused by **cumulative** greenhouse gases.

So: a very slow path to zero by 2050 does much more absolute harm than a very fast one.

This isn't widely understood: the fossil industry knows and exploits this.

[Carlo Sanzeri @CarloDoesData]

I've written my second #DataSchool blog on context filters in Tabbleau, and by extension a quick explanation of Tableau's order of operations https://t.co/mvUwAJ49jE #DS27

[Carlo Sanzeri @CarloDoesData]

Really been enjoying learning about Alteryx at the #DataSchool, and Macros particularly piqued my interest.

I've tried to summarise the basics in my first blog for the data school.

https://t.co/nj0csBrUph

#DS27 #Alteryx

[Jon Boeckenstedt @JonBoeckenstedt]

Thread: A slow weekend turned interesting when a student at Columbia, in response to a tweet suggesting the SAT and ACT were "good, actually" posted this chart.