Visualizing Coffee Data
Uncover the hidden effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on the European coffee market with our interactive map visualization.
We Are
Lizzy
Currently, a student at the LMU Munich, studying Human Computer Interaction. Vibrating so fast you leave the visible spectrum is an acceptable side effect of having a very normal amount of coffee.
Yousri
I am a Media Informatics student at LMU. When I'm not studying, I'm either designing or taking portraits. I don't drink coffee, I eat it.
Peiwen
I am an Informatics student at LMU. I like to drink coffee in the morning and don't forget to add sugar.
Ronny
I am a computer science student at LMU Munich. My inner peace is as strong as my resistance to coffee - I drink espresso before sleep.
Eduard
I am a Human Computer Interaction student at LMU. When I'm not studying, I'm making coffee. I'm a weird coffee person.
The Project
Our project aims to visualize the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on the coffee market in Europe through a map of Europe. The map allows users to explore and compare the coffee consumption and revenue of various European countries between 2018 and 2022 using data from Statista. The main research question is whether the pandemic has had an effect on the European coffee industry. We may also investigate which countries were most affected. The coffee market is an important aspect of the European economy, and the pandemic has greatly impacted it. The decline in sales in cafes and restaurants has resulted in a decrease in revenue for the coffee industry. With this visualization, we hope to provide a clear picture of the pandemic's impact on the European coffee market.
Coffee and Corona
Data Visualization
In the Year 2017,
🚀 On top is Russia with a value of 22.13%.
📉 Switzerland has the lowest value with -5.17%.
⚖️ The average value for change of sales in Europe is 5.47%.
Change of Sales in Europe