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datos del mom w44/2020

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Aaaizemberg
Last edited Nov 10, 2020
Created on Nov 7, 2020

The visualization maps internet penetration rates across countries for week 44 of 2020, with each country’s gap between internet and mobile access encoded by dot size and color, grouped by continent. It uses a scatterplot layout where x-axis represents internet usage and y-axis represents the mobile gap, with points colored by continent. The chart is rendered with D3.js, employing `d3.forceSimulation` to position overlapping labels and `d3.scalePoint` for axis mapping, while data comes from a gist by aaizemberg. Hovering reveals exact values, and the continent legend clarifies regional patterns.

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