Klaudia Stano

I believe in data for communication & social good | | | education&research at | #StandWithUkraine

[Klaudia Stano @klaudiastano]

@Saveriorocc @DiversityinData Really nice and delicate way to tackle this very, very sad data.

[Klaudia Stano @klaudiastano]

@HSalmonowicz @BiomedNew It was great, thank you!

[Klaudia Stano @klaudiastano]

If you wish to re-use the dataset, you can download it directly from the interactive chart: https://t.co/I9vBPQUxiO.

[Klaudia Stano @klaudiastano]

Since February, 24th nearly 2.3 M refugees from Ukraine have entered Poland. Below the daily number of border crossings over the last month and the most frequently used means of transportation.
#StandWithUkraine 🇺🇦🇵🇱

Charts created with @Datawrapper.

[Klaudia Stano @klaudiastano]

Escaping from the news to complete #B2VB

Do you believe childhood is better for today’s children than it was for their parents?

I bet in the next edition the percentages will go ⬇️, at least in Europe, with war taking a toll on many categories, so basic for kids' development😢

[Klaudia Stano @klaudiastano]

@Mapquestt @juditbekker @tableaupublic Let me know if it's worth reading:-)

[Klaudia Stano @klaudiastano]

I truly love reading 📖 and couldn’t help analyzing the books I’ve read in 2021 (and designing my very first Sankey chart in Tableau).

Explore the interactive viz to see details ⬇️

I was inspired by @juditbekker’s viz from 2019 on a similar topic. Thanks for the idea!

[Klaudia Stano @klaudiastano]

@Mapquestt @juditbekker @tableaupublic Mostly Agatha Christie - "And then there were none" and "Five little pigs" :-) Apart from it Wojciech Chmielarz, but he's not translated to English (yet).

[Klaudia Stano @klaudiastano]

@Mapquestt @juditbekker @tableaupublic (2/2) Answering your questions:
1. I did not complete 2 or 3 books that I did not like from the beginning. I just dropped them.
2. I was quite consistent with genres. However, the months with the highest number of books were those when I picked up some mystery page-turners;)

[Klaudia Stano @klaudiastano]

@Mapquestt @juditbekker @tableaupublic (1/2) Thanks for interesting questions! And for your story. I also think that just 1 hour per day is enough to read sooo many books. And 1h per day is not so much if you listen to audioobooks.

[Klaudia Stano @klaudiastano]

@bkornell Thank you! 🙂

[Klaudia Stano @klaudiastano]

@emdepad Thank you so much!

[Klaudia Stano @klaudiastano]

@nicolemark_ @juditbekker @tableaupublic Thank you!:)

[Klaudia Stano @klaudiastano]

@SmithRChris @juditbekker @tableaupublic Thanks! I highly recommend https://t.co/c01ODK6i6q as a great and intuitive source for color palettes :-)

[Klaudia Stano @klaudiastano]

@viz_reports @juditbekker @tableaupublic Thank you! Yes, it took some time, I admit, but I hope the next Sankeys will be faster :-) Good luck with your viz!

[Klaudia Stano @klaudiastano]

@flerlagekr Yes, I agree, and would love to see this for many more cities :-)

[Klaudia Stano @klaudiastano]

Have you ever wondered how many streets in your city are named after men, and how many after women? In most cases, the discrepancy is huge. I looked at the data for Gdańsk, one of the major Polish cities.

Inspired by @flerlagekr: “House of Representatives Gender Problem”. (1)

[Klaudia Stano @klaudiastano]

Interactive viz on Tableau Public: https://t.co/tSOipkY408

[Klaudia Stano @klaudiastano]

@finkledeb @p_padham @O_Syringa_Z @ShijiaWendy Yes, me too! :)

[Klaudia Stano @klaudiastano]

If you want to dig deeper into this topic, I highly recommend the Equal Street Names project - maps of many cities with male and female street names, e.g. Berlin, Brussels, and my Warsaw:
https://t.co/i63C9Wr7c5 (3)

[Klaudia Stano @klaudiastano]

It would be of course counterproductive to rename current street names, but local authorities should have in mind this gap, as new residential areas arise. (2)