Stacked Barchart NVD3- Gun Violence Events

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Stacked Barchart NVD3- Gun Violence Events

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AAdlopez2016

Last edited Oct 30, 2016

Created on Oct 30, 2016

This stacked bar chart, built with NVD3 and Vue, visualizes gun violence events using data from a Buzzfeed News repository. Rendered as animated SVG, the chart uses stacked bars to break down incidents over time, with each segment representing a different category of event. The visualization, adapted from a block by justlebeau, includes interactive tooltips that reveal precise values on hover, and was implemented using blockbuilder.org. The MIT-licensed code, authored by Adlopez2016, demonstrates how to create a clear, animated stacked bar chart with NVD3 within a Vue application, making it easy to compare both total events and their categorical compositions across intervals.

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This graph was created from the Buzzfeed Github Repository. Thanks to Ramnath Vaidyanathan for his work on rCharts. Built with blockbuilder.org

forked from <a href='http://bl.ocks.org/justlebeau/'>justlebeau</a>'s block: <a href='http://bl.ocks.org/justlebeau/acc3f4aefe8d5148b83e3d1bea31e60b'>Stacked Barchart NVD3- Gun Violence Events</a>

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