Eurovision points distribution

Introduction

This chord chart shows the distribution of points awarded during Eurovision 2017. The chart shows from the top clockwise, all countries with their ranks. They are sorted by rank. The chord diagram shows a visual distribution of the points awarded. For each country, the data is sorted in descending order based on the points received.

Points awarded by each country

The points awarded from country to country are shown by the chords. The color of each chord is defined as follows:

• Greenish colors are used when only one of the two countries at each end of the chord has received points. As a result, countries which did not qualify for the final, only have green chords attached.
• Redish colors are used when both countries have awarded points to each other.
• The lighter the ribbon, the higher the highest score given to one of the two countries.

Note that the width of the chord ending at a country is larger if more points are awarded to that country.

Interactive chart

The chart includes interactive use:

• When hovering a country, the country's full name and rank is shown
• When hovering a country, only the chords of that country are shown.
• When hovering a chord, more information is shown on the points awarded.

Data visualizations

Data visualizations give the possibility to show a large chunck of data. Depending on the question you would like to answer and depending on the need of the user, a data visualization can be created to increase the user's insight.

Oehoe Data Science is active in data science for healthcare and a healthy living. The chart shown is an example how data can be represented in a single figure. Interaction allows you to zoom into specific details.

License

The chart is released by VH&D Associates and Oehoe Data Science under the GNU General Public License, version 3.