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An interactive circular heatmap visualizes daily birth counts for 2024, with colored dots orbiting a pulsing center circle. The visualization uses a D3.js v7 SVG animation to map birth data from a CSV file, encoding values through color gradients and glow effects. Hovering over data points reveals details via React state management, while CSS transitions and D3's ease functions create smooth orbital movement.

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