D3 Georeferenced Network Graph

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D3 Georeferenced Network Graph

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Last edited Nov 16, 2023

Created on Sep 13, 2023

This example displays a network graph overlaid on a geographic map using a red SVG canvas. The visualization combines force-directed layout with geographic projection, though the inline script is empty, so the graph does not appear in the final render. The code sets up an 800×600 SVG element and loads D3 v7 via a CDN. It references d3.forceSimulation and d3.geoPath as potential APIs, but no functional implementation is present in the provided files. The page structure suggests a React starter template may be used for development.

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

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