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This analysis examines the U.S. NOAA Storm Database to identify which types of severe weather events are most harmful to population health and which have the greatest economic consequences. The dataset includes records from 1950 to 2011, covering fatalities, injuries, and property and crop damage. Data processing involved selecting relevant variables and aggregating impacts by event type. Population health impact was measured using total fatalities and injuries, while economic impact was calculated by combining property and crop damage. The results show that tornadoes are the most harmful to population health, causing the highest number of injuries and fatalities. Floods, hurricanes, and storm surges contribute the most to economic damage. These findings provide useful insights for disaster preparedness and resource allocation.

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DATA5002 Assignment 2 — Narrative Infographic