"In Maranhão, 59.09% of clean water vanishes in distribution - while 38,000 people get hospitalized annually from contaminated sources."
🔍 Project Overview
📊 Key Data Insights
🛠️ Methodology & Tools
🧑💻 Developers
Objective: Visualize the devastating link between water infrastructure gaps and public health outcomes across Northeastern Brazil's 9 states, supporting National Geographic's Freshwater Storytelling Initiative.
Dataset Highlights:
- 9 states analyzed
- 5 critical metrics per state
- IBGE official statistics
- DataSUS health data
State | Water Coverage | Treated Sewage | Total Hospitalizations | Child Cases | Water Loss |
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Bahia | 80.55% | 48.79% | 21,764 | 6,177 | 41.66% |
Maranhão | 56.50% | 13.83% | 38,000 | 5,400 | 59.09% |
Piauí | 72.84% | 18.84% | 5,158 | 1,622 | 19.36% |
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Maranhão's Dual Crisis:
- Highest hospitalizations (38k)
- Worst water losses (59.09%)
- Lowest sewage treatment (13.83%)
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Sergipe's Child Emergency:
- 35% of hospitalizations are children <10 yrs
- 91.62% water coverage ≠ 38.14% sewage treatment
graph LR
A[Raw Data] --> B[Databricks Cleaning]
B --> C[Pandas Analysis]
C --> D[Plotly Visualization]
D --> E[Policy Impact Modeling]
Purpose | Tools |
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Data Processing | Python 3.9, Pandas, PySpark |
Visualization | Plotly, Matplotlib, Seaborn |
Environment | Databricks Community Edition, Jupyter |
Gabrielly Gomes |
Vinicius Calisto |
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