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Visualizing transformed data

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Last edited Nov 25, 2019

Created on Nov 13, 2019

The example displays a world map with animated, color-coded circles representing cultural heritage object locations, grouped per country through nested data. It uses d3.json to fetch SPARQL query results and TopoJSON world atlas data, then transforms raw bindings via d3.nest. Circles are rendered as SVG with d3.geoPath projections and animated using transition.attrTween-like easing, while color scales from d3.scaleOrdinal.

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Making a datavis with nested data with d3

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Nest data in countries so we can visualize something per country
Put data cleaning and transformation in separate module

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