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Wapens per categorie wereldwijd!

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TTomas S
Last edited Nov 21, 2019
Created on Nov 14, 2019
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The visualization displays weapons and their categories on a world map, with points colored by category and a legend showing the color scale. D3 v5 and topojson load geographic data from the World Atlas, while a SPARQL query fetches weapon metadata from the Netwerk Digitaal Erfgoed API, including coordinates. The map uses a geoMercator projection with d3.geoPath for country shapes and circle elements for data points, featuring zoom and pan via d3.zoom. The legend animates in using a transition on the style transform.

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