Team coherentie FOOCES

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Team coherentie FOOCES

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Last edited Jan 14, 2019

Created on Dec 21, 2017

This visualization presents team interaction data for the FOOCES service using a chord diagram, showing the flow of tickets between teams. The diagram separates the source teams (on the left) from the teams that resolve the tickets (on the right), with animated gradient strokes highlighting the connections. Built with D3.js v3 and jQuery, the code uses custom functions `customChordLayout` and `stretchedChord` to optimize chord placement and pull the two halves apart for clarity. Hover interactions are implemented, though the specific behavior is not detailed in the provided code snippets.

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