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Created on Mar 6, 2024

This example demonstrates a data-driven dashboard that loads a CSV dataset from a remote URL and computes the sum of a population column, displaying the result alongside file size in a styled container. The page also embeds three external SVG images related to population and coverage statistics, which are rendered as static visuals. The code uses the D3.js v7 library for fetching and parsing the CSV via `d3.csvParse`, while the raw text is retrieved with the Fetch API. A simple reduce operation calculates the column total, and the outcome updates a `<pre>` element. The design focuses on presenting summary metrics with minimal interactivity.

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