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Mmynameiskris
Last edited Feb 26, 2021
Created on Feb 26, 2021

This Sankey diagram visualizes the spread of COVID-19 between countries during the early outbreak, showing primary flows from China to nations worldwide and secondary transmissions between other regions. The D3.js v5 visualization uses the `d3.sankey` layout to render an SVG graph with draggable nodes and curved links. Link stroke width encodes transmission value, while node colors categorize countries using `d3.scaleOrdinal` with the `schemeCategory10` palette. The data originates from a JSON file listing source-target pairs with numeric spread values.

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This visualisation was implemented to show the rate of spread between countries in the early stages of the outbreak. as we can see in the sankey diagram.

From analysis we can see that the provinces china were the carriers of the virus to the rest of the world. which led to secondary travel to new places such as europe and australia to spread it further. to parts of America and Africa.

This visualisation was made for teh final project submissioin of teh data visualisation project.

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