This project is a data analysis case study completed as part of a Data Analytics Bootcamp.
The analysis explores how weather conditions and socio-economic factors relate to happiness levels across 50 European countries.
We combine:
- The World Happiness Report dataset (from Kaggle)
- Historical weather data collected via the Meteostat API
All data is analyzed for the year 2015.
The combined dataset includes the following key variables:
- Happiness Score
- Generosity
- GDP per capita
- Social support (family & friends)
- Average daily temperature
- Monthly sunshine hours
- Monthly rainfall
Weather data is aggregated at the country level, and all datasets are cleaned and merged before analysis.
The main objectives of this analysis are to understand:
- Whether sunlight exposure is positively associated with overall happiness
- How the happiness score relates to:
- Social factors (family & friends)
- Economic factors (GDP)
- Weather variables
- Generosity
- Whether there is a measurable relationship between GDP and generosity
- Data cleaning and preprocessing
- API data collection
- Exploratory Data Analysis (EDA)
- Correlation analysis
- Data visualization
- The study focuses only on European countries
- Weather data is limited to historical averages
- Correlation does not imply causation