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Much like the rest of the country, we’ve been mesmerized by the election and the coverage surrounding it. This election, more than any previous, has spurred conversations and challenges previously unseen, raising questions around political discourse and campaigning nationwide. We’ve been thinking a lot about those very questions, especially in the coming crescendo of election […]
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How are Americans feeling about the election? - Tagged in:
- data visualization,
- design
HMS LINCS Breast Cancer Browser - Tagged in:
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While working on visualizing the results of internet speed test data for Measurement Lab, it became clear that there wouldn’t always be data for every geographic location on every single day. We might go several days without meeting a minimum threshold of tests, meaning there would be gaps in our data. This is a pretty […]
Continue Reading Showing Missing Data in Line Charts - Tagged in:
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D3 provides us with many of the basic building blocks needed to make charts in browsers while also making it extremely easy to animate them. One of the most common charts created with D3 is a line chart, often consisting of a series of SVG <path> elements to visualize the data. In this post, I […]
Continue Reading Improving D3 Path Animation - Tagged in:
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- open source
JSI Clinic Efficiency Dashboard Measurement Lab Syria Conflict – Interactive Maps - Tagged in:
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