Earthquakes in Turkey

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Earthquakes in Turkey

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Last edited Sep 26, 2019

Created on Sep 12, 2019

This visualization plots earthquake events across Turkish cities. Each point represents a single earthquake, with the x-axis showing the city, the y-axis showing the earthquake's magnitude (richter scale), and the color encoding the depth. The visualization uses the Vega-Lite API with a D3 data loading function, pulling CSV data from a GitHub gist. Points are rendered as semi-transparent circles with a tooltip displaying the magnitude on hover.

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This data shows Earthquakes in Turkey.</br> Each point represents an earthquake event.</br> The x-coordinate represents the different cities, and the y-coordinate represents the earthquake magnitude. The depth of the point indicates the depth of the earthquake.

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