Halo Lidar Wind Profile Data

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Halo Lidar Wind Profile Data

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Last edited Dec 12, 2023

Created on Dec 11, 2023

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This animated visualization displays vertical wind profile data from a Halo Doppler Lidar system, using moving circles to represent wind speed and direction at different altitudes. The code loads text-based lidar data files, parses them with a custom `jsonCreator` function, and renders the results as SVG animations on a bisque-colored webpage. It relies on D3.js for selecting and updating circle elements, with an animation loop driven by `setInterval` that updates positions and radii at 60 frames per second. The project also references PapaParse for potential CSV parsing and Bootstrap for page layout.

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A bare minimum Working with Circles and d3.js This will be a first attempt at creating vertical wind profiles of Halo Lidar wind profile data. The goal is to use a canned piece of d3.js software, [ d3-windbarbs.js ]

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