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pseudo viz for climate & crop yield over time

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YYiyi Wu
Last edited Sep 25, 2024
Created on Sep 25, 2024

This pseudo visualization displays trends in crop yield, temperature, and precipitation over time using three overlaid line series colored green, red, and blue. It uses D3’s `scaleLinear` for both axes, the `line` generator for each series, and `select` to manage the SVG container. Data comes from a static array of six annual records, with axis labels and a legend added via custom helper functions from the `@wyy-47/axislabels` package. The chart demonstrates how multiple quantitative variables can be compared on a shared time scale.

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Pseudo visualization for climate dataset With task of showing the climate and crop yield over time

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