Delegados FETEMBA - SuperLiga A, B y C

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Delegados FETEMBA - SuperLiga A, B y C

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Last edited May 2, 2026

Created on May 2, 2026

The visualization maps the geographical distribution of table tennis clubs in Argentina's SuperLiga A, B, and C divisions, plotting each team as a node labeled with its institution name and colored by division. It uses a D3.js force-directed layout with `d3.forceSimulation` to position the nodes, while a Canvas-based background renders a subtle grid or reference pattern. The underlying data comes from a TSV file containing club addresses, phone numbers, and division assignments, and the visualization encodes the spatial spread of teams across Buenos Aires and its surroundings.

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