Pseudo Icon Array

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Pseudo Icon Array

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Last edited Mar 18, 2021

Created on Mar 17, 2021

This pseudo icon array visualizes the carbon offsetting of electronic appliance usage, showing a grid of stylized leaf icons. The SVG-based rendering uses individual paths to represent each leaf within the array, drawn with fill colors from a green palette. The visualization demonstrates an icon array chart layout, with each glyph representing a single unit of data. The code leverages raw SVG elements and path data to construct the repeating icon pattern, maintaining visual consistency across the dataset.

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Pseudo visualization for carbon offsetting electronic applicances usage using Icon Array

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