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Fork of Fork of Electric Bar Chart Using d3.stack

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Aarchob
Last edited May 24, 2022
Created on May 24, 2022

This visualization displays personal electricity consumption data across a two-year period as a stacked bar chart, with each bar segment representing usage from different household accounts. The chart uses a green and blue color scheme to distinguish between account types, with axes labeled for time periods and kilowatt-hours consumed. The visualization is built using D3.js version 7, employing the d3.stack API to structure the data, along with scaleBand and scaleLinear for positioning, and scaleOrdinal with d3.schemeCategory10 for coloring.

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A bar chart visualization of my personal electricity consumption dataset. I live in a three family structure and occupy two floors. There is also a common account that supplies the front and back hall lighting as well as the basement and exterrior outlets. It covers a period of two years.

I forked https://vizhub.com/RED98310/a3ea8fbec4b64423a7797a418de4af57?edit=files and stated with that code. I also looked at Most basic stacked barplot in d3.js for how to render the stacked barchart.

I made the following changes from the one last week

  1. Changed the code to use d3.stack. There was a bug in the previous week bar chart since it wasn't showing account number 2222222222.
  2. Changed the y axis label to be along the axis and vertical instead of horizontal and at the top to make room for the title.
  3. Changed the colors to green and blue. I thought they were less jarring.
  4. Cleaned up the code by grouping calculation of data with the code that added it to the visualization.
  5. Added a title to the accounts legend per feedback on slack.

Next steps

  1. Show a tooltip at the top of the bar amount when hovering over.
  2. Wrap the bar graph around a circle that is a 12 month period.

Unfortunately, I deleted the graph that I started with as part of cleaning up my profile then realized I should have kept it and forked from it per the instructions of the assignmnet. I believe I have captured all the changes.

version 1.3

MIT Licensed

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