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AAnimesh Nautiyal
Last edited Nov 13, 2021
Created on Oct 12, 2020
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This example presents a dashboard-style web page with a full-screen layout that includes a header, dropdown menus, and a central map area. The page uses Bootstrap’s grid system to organize these sections into a responsive, fixed layout. The visualization is initialized by setting an SVG element’s width and height to match the browser window’s dimensions using D3.js v5. The code’s structure suggests interactive controls for selecting data, though the map rendering and interaction logic are not implemented in the visible source.

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