Provincies in het Wbp Meldingenregister

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Provincies in het Wbp Meldingenregister

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Last edited Jun 2, 2015

Created on Jun 2, 2015

This example shows a scatterplot-like visualization of privacy-related data from the Dutch Data Protection Authority’s (CBP) notification register, as recorded in May 2015. Each circle represents a single notification filed by a Dutch province. The y-axis lists the twelve provinces; the x-axis shows the notification sequence number. Hovering over a circle displays a tooltip with the notification description, and clicking a circle opens the corresponding record in the CBP register. The circles animate from a tiny radius to their final size on load. The visualization uses D3 v3, renders as SVG, and includes hover interactions and click-to-navigate functionality.

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