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Bbhargav83
Last edited Mar 14, 2023
Created on Mar 14, 2023

A dashboard of linked COVID-19 visualizations shows global cases via a Leaflet map, interactive line charts of pandemic metrics, and scatter plots. Users can select countries on the map to filter data, while brushable axes and k-means clustering reveal relationships like GDP per capita versus case rates. Built with d3.v7 and SVG animations, the dashboard loads data from a CSV and GeoJSON files.

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