Gist 8393713

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Last edited Jan 13, 2014

Created on Jan 13, 2014

This visualization plots weather and oceanographic time-series data for named geographic locations along the Mississippi River, with each location (such as Breton Sound) shown as a point on a map. Clicking a point displays line charts of relative humidity, mixing height, wave height, and minimum relative humidity over time, using the timestamps encoded in the GeoJSON properties. The visualization combines a geographical map with interactive time-series panels, allowing exploration of how these environmental variables change at each river mile marker.

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