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Created on May 30, 2022

This interactive dashboard visualizes wildfire statistics from a CSV dataset, showing the number of wildfires by fire size class for each year from 2001 to 2015. Users select a year through a dropdown menu or range slider, which updates stacked bar charts rendered with SVG rectangles in React. The visualization uses D3 scales (scaleBand, scaleLinear, scaleOrdinal) and includes a color legend to distinguish fire causes such as debris burning, lightning, and miscellaneous sources. A secondary zoomable bubble chart, built with react-bubble-chart, displays legend data with hover effects.

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Description:

The bar chart visualizes the NBA Player State Dataset. It iterates the previous version, which is designed to depict LAL players score per game in 2020-2021 season. A horizontal line is depicted in the chart to emphasize the mean score.

Representations:

X-axis: Player's name
Y-axis: Games played
Bar: Each bar represents a player in the team.
Interaction: Choose the team with the dropdown menu

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