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Last edited Dec 9, 2021

Created on Dec 9, 2021

A Sankey diagram maps the nationalities of FIFA 19 players to the football clubs they play for, with link thickness representing the number of players per nationality-club pair. The visualization uses the D3.js library, specifically the d3-sankey plugin for layout, and renders nodes and links as SVG elements. Data is loaded from a local CSV file, colors are assigned via d3.scale.category20, and interactive node dragging is enabled through d3.behavior.drag.

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This viz is created as a part of the 'Continue Working on Project' assignment. It is my attempt at creating a sankey diagram using d3-sankey.
This sankey diagram shows links between a player's nationality and the franchise he plays for.
This viz is still in a primitive stage and requires more work before it is ready.

The data for this viz can be found here: FIFA 19 Players Dataset.

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