Circular hours per week

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Circular hours per week

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Last edited Jan 12, 2016

Created on Jan 7, 2016

This example visualizes multiple weeks of hourly data as concentric circular rings, with each ring representing one week and each segment an hour colored by intensity (daylight hours in yellow, nighttime in blue). The code uses D3.js to generate arc paths via `d3.svg.arc`, mapping random intensity values to color and opacity scales, and includes interactive overlay arcs that highlight an hour on mouseover. The visualization is rendered in SVG with an animated transition, based on a gist by GitNoise built with blockbuilder.org.

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Experiment on how to display all hours of a (some) weeks in a circular manner using d3.

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