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NASCAR Statistics Dashboard

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CChaturyaAkhilaPallem@my.unt.edu
Last edited Apr 20, 2024
Created on Apr 19, 2024

This dashboard visualizes climate data for nine cities across multiple chart types, including line, bar, stacked area, radar, and scatter plots. Users switch between cities via navigation buttons or dropdowns to update the displayed temperature and pressure readings. The charts are built with Chart.js and rendered on HTML5 Canvas elements within a single-page interface. The visualizations compare monthly temperature trends, pressure variations, and temperature-pressure relationships using hardcoded sample data representative of each city’s climate patterns.

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