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ILINet Flu Surveillance Data Interactive Visualization

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Yyuzhang21
Last edited Oct 16, 2019
Created on Oct 14, 2019

This interactive visualization displays ILINet flu surveillance data from CDC FluView, showing a scatter plot of weekly state-level metrics where circle size encodes total ILI patients, color distinguishes years, and position encodes the selected field (e.g., ILI percentage) over week of the year. It also includes a choropleth map of the U.S. rendered with `d3.geoPath` and `topojson`, plus a horizontal bar chart ranking states by average ILI percentage using `d3.scaleBand` and `d3.scaleLinear`. Users switch data fields via a React dropdown. The D3.v5 and React code loads CSV data from a remote gist.

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This visual use D3.js and React to display a scatter plot using multiple channels and add a menu to choose different fields in the dataset for visualization. The Data used here is the ILINet Flu Surveillance Dataset.

In this ILINet Flu Surveillance dataset, we have ILITOTAL to indicate the number of patients recorded by the network. The %UNWEIGHTED ILI is actually the ratio to total number of patients served. Clearly this value could be large if the base numbers are small. In the single plot, we show all data by the week of the year since 2015. Each data point represent a state on the same week, different color indicates different years. We also assigned the ILITOTAL number to the size channel, which maps the bigger size to larger number of patients. From the plot we can see that the big size mostly happens at the end of the year till at the beginning of the year, which is the flu season. Although the %ILI data indicates similar results, the size gives more sharper results. Also the points at the bottom of the weeks are all smaller, which allows us to visualize the bigger patients’ number more easily on the plot, it happens on both end of each week’s line because the data with smaller number of patient are generally ignorable.

This plot is comparable with original visualization that uses the vega-lite-api.

The original data comes from the webpage: CDC FluView Interactive.

MIT Licensed

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