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Scatterplot of Curranians on VizHub Planet

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FFelipe Maion
Last edited May 9, 2021
Created on May 9, 2021

A scatterplot tracks the growth of registered Curranians on VizHub Planet over time, with each point representing a date and the corresponding number of users. The visualization uses D3.js, loading data from a CSV and mapping dates to the x-axis and user counts to the y-axis. Each data point is rendered as a custom SVG path shape of the Curran logo, scaled and positioned within a white background box. Axis labels clarify that the plot measures dates in the Gregorian calendar against the total number of Curranians.

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A (curranianPlot) scatterPlot showing how many (curranians) users are current on the (planet) site VizHub

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