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This interactive visualization displays global migration patterns using an interactive globe. Force-directed layout drives the placement of circular nodes representing countries, with their size tied to migration counts. The visualization employs the h3-js library for geo-indexing and d3.js’s force simulation to arrange the network. Users can hover over nodes to reveal connected migration flows, while the globe can be rotated and zoomed to explore regional patterns.

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