How do dog ownership and breed distributions vary across Vienna's districts? Using official data from the City of Vienna and breed information from Kaggle, this project explores how dog populations are reflected in urban structures, neighborhood characteristics, and living conditions across the city. The goal? Identifying wether dog-related data can support future urban planning decisions.
in Vienna
mixed-breeds
dog space in public space
average apartment space
This section discovers the Top 10 Dog Breeds in each district of Vienna. The view can be adjusted to display either all registered dogs or only purebred dogs.
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This chart shows each district's dog density, with the relative number of dogs per 1,000 inhabitants on the y-axis and district's total population on the x-axis. Each bubble represents a district. By using the relative number of dogs per 1,000 inhabitants, districts of all sizes are comparable and reveal which areas have the highest dog-to-resident ratio.
This segment explores how living space relates to dog ownership. Each bubble shows a district's average apartment space and the top 5 (pure breed) sizes, as well as the average height of the top 5 dogs. The bubble size represents the overall number of dogs within the district.
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This section investigates how dog areas in public space relate to dog activity levels (Very Low, Low, Medium, High, Very High). Each bubble shows a district's dog zones, dog off-leash areas, the average dog activity level of the top 5 dogs, and the top 5 (pure breed) dog activity levels. The bubble size represents the overall number of dogs within the district.
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The last part takes a closer look at socioeconomic differences in dog ownership. Each bubble represents a district, showing the relationship between social parameters (average monthly net income, average education level, average age) and the ratio of purebred vs. mixed-breed dogs. Education levels are represented on a scale from 1 to 6, where 1 indicates 'Pflichtschulabschluss' and 6 indicates 'Akademiker*in'.
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