Cleaning Up

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Last edited Apr 7, 2015

Created on Apr 7, 2015

This visualization, titled "Cleaning Up," uses a custom D3.js (v3) force-directed layout rendered as SVG to display the “score” rankings from a CSV dataset of 180 countries. Each country is represented as a circular node, positioned along an implicit ranking axis, with the color and size of the nodes encoding the score values—darker or larger circles indicating higher scores. The chart likely arranges the nodes in a compact, circular or spiral layout, with hover interactions (rect:hover) highlighting individual countries. The visualization was authored by Ben Heubl and relies on D3's standard data-joining and layout capabilities to create a clean, readable ranking display.

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