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Quoted from International Journalists Network<\/a> I wrote it Asmaa Qandeel<\/a>, on Oct 18, 2023<\/p>\n

Journalists can now produce data-driven stories about natural disasters and earthquakes by leveraging open databases that will inspire them with new story ideas and deepen their story angle. Not only that, they can also include ready-made graphs on these sites or create graphs based on the nature of the variables and information in their stories.<\/p>\n

In this article, the International Journalists Network takes you on a tour of a set of useful tools and websites that will help you produce data-driven stories about natural disasters and earthquakes, shared with us by investigative journalist\u00a0Maha Saladin<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Steps to produce data-driven stories<\/strong><\/p>\n

She pointed out\u00a0Maha Saladin<\/a>\u00a0Head of Data Journalism and Fact-Checking Unit at \u201cMasrawy<\/a>\u201cWe can find data from various sources such as images, videos, documents, and numbers. In general, you can follow the following seven steps to produce \u201cdata-driven stories\u201d, as follows:<\/p>\n

-The first step is to come up with the idea: A journalist can produce various journalistic forms and templates such as: a data-driven investigation or a data-driven report. As for disasters and earthquakes, they are events characterized by their speed and the flow of news related to them, and therefore they must be covered in all journalistic forms. There are four axes that we deal with in data journalism: \u201cthe size of the problem\u201d, \u201cthe cause of the problem\u201d, \u201cthe result of the problem\u201d, and \u201csolutions\u201d. There are examples of journalistic topics that reveal these aspects such as:<\/p>\n