Circle of Gauges

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Circle of Gauges

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Last edited Sep 24, 2018

Created on Sep 24, 2018

Circle of Gauges presents ten liquid-filled gauge charts arranged as a force-directed graph, with each gauge tethered by a line to a central summary bubble. Each gauge’s radius and fill level encode a numeric value from a shared JSON dataset, while the central bubble aggregates the total. The visualization is built with D3.js and animated: the gauges settle into place under a force layout, and their wave fills rise and animate once the layout stabilizes. Color distinguishes the individual items, and the SVG rendering keeps the interaction smooth.

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