FEMA (Federal Emergency Management Association) provides an API that can access data about disasters going back decades. This video walks through a video that uses Power BI to access that data and visualize it for new insights. View disaster data from the 1950s, Hurricane Katrina, and even the recent Flint Michigan water issues. Use Power BI to slice, dice, and drill into data with ease.
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