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Past 30 days Earthquakes on Earth

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Llingjizhu@gmail.com
Last edited Feb 27, 2024
Created on Feb 26, 2024
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This visualization shows global earthquake activity over the past 30 days, plotting each event as a small blue dot on a world map with latitude and longitude projections. The map renders country boundaries and a graticule using `d3.geoNaturalEarth1` and `d3.geoPath` from the D3 library, while earthquake data loaded from a CSV file is filtered and positioned by the projection. The visualization loads world topology from a TopoJSON file via the `topojson-client` library, and updates dynamically as data is fetched asynchronously.

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A world map showing past 30 days earthquakes.

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