dc.js Experiment

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dc.js Experiment

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Last edited Oct 29, 2016

Created on Jul 25, 2013

This dc.js experiment visualizes earthquake data from New Zealand’s Geonet service, displaying events by magnitude and depth as bar charts, a line chart of events per hour, and a sortable data table. Built with crossfilter for multidimensional filtering, dc.js coordinates the charts, while D3.js handles SVG rendering and animated transitions. The dashboard loads a CSV file containing earthquake records and supports interactive filtering across all visualizations simultaneously.

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Crossfilter via dc.js

This visualization is intended as a lead-in for describing the use of crossfilter via dc.js.

As such it is a very simple example, and is intended to be used in conjunction with a fuller description on d3noob.org and in D3 Tips and Tricks.

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