Pyramid Explore #6 - NFL Super Bowl Climatology Showdown

9 days ago
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The Challenge
We’re giving you access to climate data from every Super Bowl since 1967 — temperatures, conditions, locations, and more. Your mission? Put your analytics skills to the test by creating reports and dashboards using the Pyramid platform to uncover trends, insights, and stories hidden in the data.

What to Explore (just a few ideas!)

Coldest vs. warmest Super Bowls
Weather trends by location or decade
Does climate favor certain regions?
Any surprising patterns over time?

Get creative — there’s no single “right” answer.

Whether you’re a seasoned pro or just looking to experiment, this challenge is all about learning, creativity, and having fun together.

Ready to kick off?
Let the data play begin — and may the best dashboard win!

Drop a comment if you’re in, and keep an eye out for the dataset and submission details.

- Always here - happy to connect, and help!
- Angelie_Janssen.1
- 9 days ago
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You will find the model in the Explore Server. Create a report and you should be able to see the IMDB below, ready for you to use. Have fun!
- Jossef_Fried
- 8 days ago
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Its super cool every year!
- Gerardo_Borrego
- 2 days ago
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How to Download Data??
- Lead Consultant Advanced Analytics
  
  Michael_Daun
  
  yesterday
  
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  , choose the Data Model shown in 's screenshot as source (i.e. as Model) for your discovers or formulates. Then there should be no need to download the underlying data.
  Once built a discover you could download the discovers's data via Print/Export button, eg. as Excel or CSV file. But you will not be able to bring it back to Pyramid as we are not allowed to build models of our own in Explore.
- Always here - happy to connect, and help!
  
  Angelie_Janssen.1
  
  yesterday
  
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  Did you get what you need? Let us know if you need further help!
- Lead Consultant Advanced Analytics
- Michael_Daun
- yesterday
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I would be in - just started to fiddle around with the data...

Not that I think combining weather and geodata makes any sense whatsoever, but: Are the geo-maps on Explore actually activated and operational? Question for a friend.
- Lead Consultant Advanced Analytics
  
  Michael_Daun
  
  yesterday
  
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  I just figured out: They are!
  
  I just had to adjust the characteristics of my georeferenced dimensions...
- Always here - happy to connect, and help!
  
  Angelie_Janssen.1
  
  yesterday
  
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  That' awesome Micha, looking forward to see what you create! and on a side note - I am also looking forward to announcing your level 3 completion ;)