Drilltiedot

Drilltiedot is a method of data visualization developed in Finland by the National Institute for Health and Welfare. The name "Drilltiedot" is Finnish and roughly translates to "drilled data" or "extracted data."

Drilltiedot is designed for dynamic, web-based data presentation, with an emphasis on interactive exploration and analysis. The system uses a hierarchical structure, allowing users to drill down into data at various levels of detail. The user can select specific data points, view detailed information, and then return to a higher level to analyze broader trends.

Drilltiedot features include:

Interactive web interfaces for searching, filtering, and visualizing data

Dynamic generation of charts, tables, and other visualizations

Customizable dashboards for presenting multiple datasets simultaneously

Support for large datasets, enabling real-time analysis and exploration

The system has been implemented for a variety of applications, including public health research, epidemiology, and policy analysis. Its use enables researchers and analysts to rapidly identify patterns and relationships within vast datasets. Drilltiedot also facilitates collaboration and sharing of insights across different teams and departments.

Given its focus on data-driven decision-making, Drilltiedot is often used in conjunction with other data analysis tools and technologies. Its ability to streamline complex data exploration and representation has contributed to its adoption in various domains, including healthcare and government. The method's adaptability to evolving data landscapes makes it a valuable resource for organizations seeking to leverage their data assets for informed decision-making.