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Fork of Globe with Panning & Zooming

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NNita
Last edited May 15, 2024
Created on May 15, 2024

This interactive visualization presents an orthographic globe that users can pan and zoom. Panning adjusts the globe's rotation, while zooming modifies the scale of the projection. It displays country outlines with a graticule, using GeoJSON country data loaded from the visionscarto-world-atlas. The code leverages d3-geoOrthographic, geoPath, and geoGraticule for rendering, and the drag and zoom interactions are implemented via the d3 drag and zoom APIs.

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A globe with panning and zooming.

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