Line Chart

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Last edited Mar 9, 2015

Created on Mar 8, 2015

This line chart visualizes temperature readings over time for Geneva, automatically updating every 5 minutes with data from the Data Canvas - Sense Your City API. The chart is built with a reusable D3.js module and uses SVG rendering with smooth transitions. It fetches aggregated CSV data (mean temperature by date) via jQuery, maps the date field to a time-scale X axis and temperature to a linear Y axis, and includes labeled axes and a title. The visualization supports dynamic resizing and live data updates through a Model-based architecture that coordinates the container, SVG dimensions, scales, and axes.

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This program makes a line chart from data in the Data Canvas - Sense Your City API.

It updates to the latest data automatically every 5 minutes.

Based on Data Canvas Part 1 - Data

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