Before diving into integrating Firebase Analytics with Google BigQuery, make sure Firebase is all set up in your project. This means creating a Firebase project and adding the Firebase SDK to your app.

1. Head over to the Firebase console.
2. Pick your project.
3. Find the Analytics section on the left menu.
4. Click Get Started and follow the steps to turn on Google Analytics for your Firebase project.

1. In the Firebase console, select your project.
2. Go to Project Settings by clicking the gear icon next to Project Overview.
3. Under the Integrations tab, find BigQuery and click Link.
4. Follow the setup flow:
   • Click Link to BigQuery.
   • Choose your preferred dataset location.
   • Confirm the linking and grant necessary permissions.
   • Firebase will then create a BigQuery dataset for your project.

1. Once the linkage is done, configure the data export options.
2. Decide if you want to export daily or stream data in real-time. Real-time streaming gives you immediate data but might cost more.
3. Confirm the settings, and data will start flowing from Firebase Analytics to your BigQuery dataset.

1. Go to the BigQuery console.
2. In the BigQuery console, find the dataset created by Firebase.
3. Look for tables created by Firebase, like events_* tables, which hold the analytics data.
4. Run some sample queries to make sure data is coming in correctly.

1. Make sure you understand your BigQuery data processing quotas and limits, as continuous querying can get expensive.
2. Use partitioning and clustering on your BigQuery tables to boost performance and cut query costs.
3. Regularly review usage and tweak queries to stay within budget.

1. Set up access controls to keep your data safe.
2. In the BigQuery console, use Identity and Access Management (IAM) to assign roles and permissions to team members.
3. Make sure you comply with your organization’s data governance policies.

1. Connect BigQuery to data visualization tools like Google Data Studio or Tableau.
2. Create dashboards and reports to visualize your analytics data for better insights.
3. Share these dashboards with your team for collaborative analysis and decision-making.

By following these steps, you can successfully integrate Firebase Analytics data with Google BigQuery, enabling robust data analysis and visualization capabilities.