Missing Migrant Part III

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Missing Migrant Part III

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Last edited Aug 18, 2021

Created on Aug 18, 2021

This visualization maps the Missing Migrant Project dataset, showing the total number of dead and missing migrants at each recorded location with circles sized by a square-root scale. It uses a natural Earth projection and geoPath to render world landmasses, graticules, and country interiors. The React app loads the CSV via d3.csv and the world atlas via d3.json, then renders SVG circles with opacity to reveal spatial clustering of migrant incidents.

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Points on the world map using d3 A dataset of cities of the Missing Migrant Project Constructed by Niran Software Solution

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