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VizHub 2023 Google Analytics Data

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CCurran Kelleher
Last edited Jan 20, 2024
Created on Jan 8, 2024
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This example displays a scatterplot of country names from a Google Analytics CSV, with each country’s label randomly positioned using `Math.random()`. The visualization uses D3's `select` and `join` methods to bind the CSV data to text elements within an SVG, rendering the country names without any underlying spatial encoding. The data source is a 2023 demographic report for vizhub.com, and the layout is generated procedurally on each render, offering a playful yet unstructured overview of the dataset’s country labels.

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CSV export from Google Analytics for "Demographic details: Country" covering traffic to vizhub.com in 2023.

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