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Spacewalks

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Mmfoslan14@gmail.com
Last edited Sep 10, 2024
Created on Sep 2, 2024

This visualization displays 433 spacewalks chronologically, grouped by spacewalker, with each walk shown as a bar whose length represents duration. The data comes from NASA and is loaded from a CSV file. The view also ranks spacewalkers by total number of walks and by cumulative duration. The code uses D3 to parse the data and render the SVG elements.

AI-generated description

Dataset Source: https://data.world/makeovermonday/2019w18 NASA Source: https://www.nasa.gov/international-space-station/space-station-spacewalks/

Details: Consists of 433 spacewalks

Columns

  • Mission Title
  • Date
  • Duration (hours)
  • Duration (minutes)
  • Spacewalker

Tasks:

  1. I want to show the chronological order of spacewalks.
  2. I want to show the spacewalks as subsets based on the spacewalker involved.
  3. I want to show relative durations of each spacewalk.
  4. I want to represent the order of most spacewalks by spacewalker.
  5. I want to represent the largest cumulative duration of spacewalks by spacewalker.
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