GIS/SAP Grapher - Remaining Premises for Geocoding

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GIS/SAP Grapher - Remaining Premises for Geocoding

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Last edited Nov 2, 2020

Created on Oct 28, 2020

This interactive stacked area chart visualizes the number of remaining premises to be geocoded across eight U.S. states from 1880 to 2000, with each state represented by a filled area in the stack. The visualization uses the D3.js library (version 4) with a `d3.stack` operation to compute the cumulative state values from the CSV data. Users can brush horizontally along the x-axis to zoom into a specific time period, which triggers a smooth `transition` animation that re-scales the axis and areas. Hovering over a state’s legend rectangle dims all other areas, allowing for focused inspection of a single state’s trend.

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This line chart shows the remaining premises to be geocoded by state.

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