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Aandrewxhill
Last edited May 27, 2014
Created on May 13, 2014

This interactive visualization presents a collaborative gallery of environmental data projects developed during a global EcoHackathon. It uses D3.js to render a network graph of project entries, with each node representing a distinct initiative such as landfill mapping, carbon emission tracking, or plastic pollution crowd-sourcing. The layout employs `d3.forceSimulation` to position nodes, while hover interactions reveal project details and external links. Data comes from a static JSON file embedded in the gist, and the visualization provides an overview of diverse approaches to environmental Big Data, from satellite imagery editing to open-source sensor stations.

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