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Tributary inlet

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AAlexDaGr8
Last edited Nov 24, 2015
Created on Nov 24, 2015

A stream of tributary branches flows inward from the viewport edges, converging toward a central basin. The visualization uses a force-directed simulation (`d3.forceSimulation`) with custom link forces to arrange the curved, tapering paths, while `d3.geoPath` renders each branch as a smooth geographic-style shape. The source data, a gist by AlexDaGr8, defines the network geometry, and the SVG display updates each animation frame via a linear easing. Fifteen clones (`nclones`) overlay the scene at reduced opacity, creating a layered, almost topographic effect as the tributaries pulse toward the middle.

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