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This visualization presents an interactive dashboard for exploring environmental sensor data. It renders a world map alongside line charts and a contour map, allowing users to select different sensor attributes from a dropdown menu. The code uses React with hooks, D3 scales and time parsing, and SVG rendering. Data is fetched from a local API endpoint, with brushed time ranges filtering the displayed temporal and spatial patterns.

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A bare minimum HTML page demonstrating use of CSS and JavaScript.

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