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Family-Violence Crime in Victoria (2018–2025)

Assignment 3 - Storytelling with Open Data by Nguyen Viet Long (s3926245)

by Omar Esteban Agredo Titimbo - 202324642 Arianna Ramirez Pinzon - 202372123 Heidy Tatiana Suárez López - 202372130 Shelcean Daniela Cortes Duarte - 202322389

Aprendizaje Supervisado

Family-Violence Crime in Victoria (2018–2025)

This project explores Family-Violence-related Assaults and Breach-of-Orders in Victoria using Crime Statistics Agency (CSA) data (2016–2025). Visualisations show statewide trends, family-incident patterns, location distributions, and charge outcomes to reveal insights for policy and prevention.

This interactive data visualisation explores global trade dynamics over the past decade using World Bank Open Data (2014–2024). It highlights how exports, imports, and GDP performance evolved across countries and regions, uncovering patterns of economic integration, trade balance shifts, and growth disparities. Through seven interactive charts—including a global trade openness map, regional trends, and GDP–trade correlations—the project reveals the shifting balance of globalisation, from export-driven growth to more regionalised and resilient trade systems. Developed in R (reveal.js + plotly), this presentation transforms complex economic data into an engaging visual story for policy analysts, economists, and students exploring the future of global trade.