A data analysis project exploring Citi Bike ridership patterns, conducted as part of a data analysis internship. This repository contains the raw analysis workbook and the final presentation summarizing key findings.
| File | Description |
|---|---|
Data analysis.xlsx |
Excel workbook containing raw data, cleaned datasets, pivot tables, and charts used in the analysis |
Citi Bike Final Presentation.pptx |
PowerPoint presentation summarizing insights, visualizations, and recommendations |
This project analyzes Citi Bike trip data to uncover trends and patterns in urban bike-sharing usage. The analysis aims to provide actionable insights into:
- Ridership trends β peak usage hours, days, and seasons
- Station performance β most and least popular start/end stations
- User behavior β trip duration, frequency, and subscriber vs. casual rider comparisons
- Operational insights β data-driven recommendations for fleet and station management
- Microsoft Excel β data cleaning, pivot tables, and charts
- Microsoft PowerPoint β final presentation and data storytelling
(Summary of highlights from the analysis β update with your actual findings)
- Identified peak commuting hours and high-demand stations
- Compared usage patterns between annual subscribers and casual riders
- Highlighted seasonal ridership fluctuations
- Proposed station rebalancing and expansion recommendations based on the data
- Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/mdsajid2003/Data-Analysis.git
- Open
Data analysis.xlsxin Microsoft Excel (2016 or later recommended) to explore the data and charts. - Open
Citi Bike Final Presentation.pptxin PowerPoint or Google Slides to view the final report.
This project is for educational and internship purposes.