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Created on Sep 27, 2017

This pie chart visualizes the percentage of nuclear explosions detonated by each country between 1945 and 1998, using data from the IAEA’s “Nuclear Explosions, 1945–1998” report and structured data from GitHub. The visualization is built with D3 v4 and renders an animated, interactive donut chart in SVG. Hovering over a slice highlights it in magenta and displays a tooltip with the detonating nation and the total count. A color legend identifies each country, and the chart is based on Curran's donut chart, adapted for this dataset.

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This pie char show the percentage of nucluear explosions detonated by each countries in 1945-1998.

The data are gathered from “Nuclear Explosions, 1945–1998”, and the structured data are from here in Github.

The code are forked from Curran's donut chart.

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