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Infant Mortality Rate EU 1960-2012

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CCatLeal
Last edited Mar 22, 2015
Created on Mar 22, 2015

The visualization shows infant mortality rates across EU countries from 1960 to 2012 as a multi-line chart. It uses d3.line and d3.csv to parse the data, mapping each country’s yearly values to distinct colored paths over a shared time axis. The chart includes axes with d3.axisBottom and d3.axisLeft, and a legend to identify countries. The data comes from a gist by CatLeal, with each country’s series drawn as a separate line to highlight both overall declines and regional variations over the five-decade span.

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