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@aguijarro·3 public vizzes
This dashboard visualizes flight data using D3 v4 and Dimple, with ten SVG charts. It displays yearly flight totals as bars, the proportion of on-time versus cancelled flights as a pie chart, and cancelled flight counts by year and by cancellation code. Additional bar charts break down flight volume by month, day of month, and day of week. The data is loaded from JSON files and rendered with dimple.js, with custom red series styling for highlighted circles.
This dashboard presents a comprehensive visualization of flight statistics, displaying ten distinct charts that explore different dimensions of airline performance data. The layout includes a bar chart showing yearly flight totals, a pie chart illustrating the proportion of on-time versus cancelled flights, and grouped bar charts comparing flight cancellations by year and by cancellation code. Additional charts display monthly flight trends and distributions across days of the month and days of the week. The visualizations are built with D3.js v4 and rendered as SVG elements using the Dimple.js charting library, with each chart having its own container and consistent styling. The color scheme uses a custom palette with green, purple, blue, red, and gray tones, and the dashboard presents airline flight data in a multi-chart format for comprehensive analysis.
This dashboard visualizes flight data for top U.S. airports using a choropleth map with proportional bubble markers. The map, rendered with D3 v3 and the Albers USA projection, shows airport locations as orange circles sized by total flight volume. When hovering over a bubble, it enlarges and a details panel displays the airport name, city, state, and IATA code, while a line chart showing yearly flight trends is generated using dimple. The visualization combines SVG map rendering with interactive hover animations, providing both geographic context and temporal detail for airport traffic patterns.