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Space Race Data

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Last edited Sep 10, 2020

Created on Sep 9, 2020

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This example presents summary statistics from a dataset of space missions since 1957, comparing countries’ programs by success and activity rates. It uses d3.csv to load the CSV, then d3.csvFormat and array filters to compute total missions, successful missions, percentage success, and active rockets. The results are rendered as plain text in a large pre element, showing the data’s size, column count, and key metrics. The source is a Kaggle dataset, accessed via a GitHub gist URL.

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A program that loads and parses some CSV data: Space Missions Since 1957.

The objective of the data set is do a comparative analysis of the different space programs by different countries.

Find the program with highest success rate
Countries that have launched most sustainable projects (ones that have been active for the longest)
Most successful launch location and shuttle type
Success vs Sustainabilty rate for top 5 companies/countries

Working on more questions

Link for data source - https://www.kaggle.com/agirlcoding/all-space-missions-from-1957

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