Countries_1

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Last edited Mar 19, 2015

Created on Mar 19, 2015

This visualization uses a force-directed simulation with d3.forceSimulation to position countries as nodes, with size and color encoding variables from the Countries.csv dataset such as population and HIV prevalence. The rendering relies on d3.geoPath to draw country boundaries, while tooltips and hover interactions are driven by d3-selection and d3-transition. Data is loaded via d3.csv and mapped to quantitative scales, with the map projection and zoom behavior handled by d3-zoom and d3-geo.

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