A data-visualization experiment built with Preswald's Python statistics tooling.
Why I built it
I built this as a focused experiment with Preswald and public emissions data: less a finished product than a way to learn what the statistics tooling made easy or awkward.
What it does
The display turns CO₂ emissions data into an interactive visual view for comparing values and patterns.
Why it matters
Small experiments are useful when they answer a concrete technical question. Here, the goal was to test a data-app workflow quickly and keep the result public enough to revisit.
Under the hood
- Python handles the data transformation and application logic.
- Preswald provides the statistics-oriented interface layer.
- The project is intentionally scoped as an experiment rather than a production dashboard.