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Last edited May 17, 2019
Created on Apr 28, 2019

This visualization maps the FOAF social network of Richard Law, showing his personal connections to family and friends, each positioned by geographic location where known. It uses D3.js’s `d3.forceSimulation` to arrange nodes and links, with geographic coordinates from the FOAF file’s `geo` vocabulary determining initial placements. The graph renders as a force-directed network, displaying node labels and relationship types from the RDF data. The code employs D3’s simulation and SVG rendering to visualize the semantic relationships encoded in the Turtle file.

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