Total Deaths

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Last edited Feb 11, 2016

Created on Feb 11, 2016

This chart visualizes the cumulative number of deaths from the Ebola virus in Guinea, Liberia, and Sierra Leone over time, from March 2014 to February 2016. Each line represents one country, plotted as a time series using SVG with D3 v3. The y-axis shows the death count, while the x-axis displays the timeline. The data, sourced from a gist by Wanagram, is parsed from a tab-separated text file with dates formatted as YYYYMMDD. The visualization reveals the dramatic rise in deaths across all three countries starting in mid-2014, with Sierra Leone and Liberia showing the steepest increases, and the curves flattening as the epidemic subsides in 2015-2016. The chart uses a clean line graph style with steelblue strokes and a standard axis layout.

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