India@ Olympics: An Overview with Lumira !!!
Hi All,
As Part of the fight against the Data Walkers in DataGeek III – Thrones of Data! I decided to contribute my army too for the fight against Dark Data.I am representing House of Titans – Sworn to Sports and Entertainment.
Step 1. I have accepted the challenge.
For the fellow warriors please accept the challenge by bookmarking the mentioned blog as follows Click Me
Step 2. Download SAP Lumira Desktop.
I have gone for the 30 day free trial version available at SCN. You can check out the details at Lumira Download
Step 3. I declare my allegiance with House of Titans – Sworn to Sports and Entertainment.
I have used one of the sample data set provided as part of challenge.You can find the details at Sample Data set
Step 4. My Data Story
I have used the Sample data
Analysis of the Olympics medal tally |
Back Ground :Olympics as we know is foremost sports competition with more than 200 countries participating. As I had enough data in the form of Data samples I thought of analyzing India’s performance in Olympics.
Technical Details :
Software Used : SAP Lumira
Version Used :1.18.0
Build :1095
Data set Used :Olympics Data
Preparation Phase
My Sample Data:
Necessary Data corrections are done and unnecessary columns are removed just to make the analysis more clear.
Visualize
- Medal Count by Host country.
Chart Builder Option : Geo choropleth chart option in Geographic charts
Use : To depict the geographical pattern distribution of Olympic medals across the host countries
Observation :India’s Contribution is not in the top list.
2. Medal Count Vs Country Description
Chart Builder Option : Donut Chart option in Pie charts
Use : Easy to identify the medal count distribution across individual countries and helps to identify country wise standings.
Observation :India is having 178 medal counts.
3. Medal Count by sport Vs Country
Chart Builder Option : Tables option in Table.Filter option on country Description really comes handy here.
Use : Depict the sports wise medal count. Helps to identify our core strength games.
Observation : Hockey tops the list with 169 medals and need more attention to sports like Tennis & Weight lifting.
Now I want to know the details of athletes who have toiled hard to get it done.
4.Medal Count by Athlete
Chart Builder Option : Funnel Chart option in Other Charts.Filter option on country Description really comes handy here.
Use : Depict the medal claimed by each Indian individual athlete participated in the event.Helps to identify the top performers from India in Olympics
Observation : Top Contributor is having an individual tally of 4 as the best which is quite average when compared to other countries.
From the performers I wanted to identify the performance of Men and women separately to identify the pitfalls.
5.Medal Count across various Countries based on gender
Chart Builder Option : Pie chart options in Pie chart
Use : Identify the gender wise distribution of medals.
Observation : Indian Women is contributing only 0.56% of overall medal tally.
This is a serious matter which we need to consider and need more training and related facilities for bettering the women’s performance in Olympics.
Findings
- Performance of Indian Women needs to be raised by providing them more training and enough exposure.
- India’s overall performance can be improved by concentrating on more games as currently we have only 7 medal winning sports.
Step 5.Submission of Data Story
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Thanks to Thrones of Data Team for this Challenge!.Lets Beat Dark Data Lords together. 🙂 🙂 🙂
Hi Kannan,
Nice analysis 🙂
Hi Anson,
Thanks for the feedback. 🙂
I had never heard of Leslie Walter Claudius before, thanks for making me find out. What a legend he was!
It would be good to see the evolution of India's success, by sport, over time. Has it always been golds in the hockey?
Personally, i am very much interested in the story Dutee Chand . she is (was?) India's sure hope of track medals. the next generation. Such a shame that her participation is now being questioned.
The old argument of nature vs nurture means that sport is never a level playing field, that's why we have winners and losers!
cheers,
H
Hi Henry,
Indeed very correct.Even i was also curious for the same... 🙂
Regards,
Kannan