Scatter Plot: Forest Fires in Brazil (CS 573 Assignment #3.3

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Scatter Plot: Forest Fires in Brazil (CS 573 Assignment #3.3

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Created on Sep 15, 2021

This scatter plot visualizes the number of forest fires per Brazilian state for each month, using data from a Brazilian Forest Fires Dataset. Each red circle represents a state’s fire count, with the y-axis showing fire frequency and the x-axis displaying the year; the non-continuous vertical patterns highlight disparities between states with low versus high fire occurrences. The visualization is rendered as an SVG using d3.v6, employing `d3.csv`, `scaleLinear`, `axisLeft`, `axisBottom`, and `selectAll('circle').join()` for data binding and circle placement.

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Forest Fires in Brazil Scatter Plot

This is a scatter plot using the Brazilian Forest Fires Dataset and depicts the amount of forest fire each month per Brazilian state. Each point represents a Brazilian state and its height is the number of forest fires that occurred that month.

It’s interesting to see how these lines aren’t continuous as some states see a rather low number of fires while others see quite a lot.

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