Bar Chart, Framed

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Bar Chart, Framed

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Last edited Oct 31, 2015

Created on Oct 31, 2015

Animated horizontal bar chart of hydro-vulnerability rates across Barcelona metro municipalities, sorted descending, with hover labels showing exact percentages. The visualization then transitions to a scatterplot comparing these rates against registered unemployment, framed within white panels on a gray background. Built with D3.js (version 3.5.6), it uses ordinal scales, SVG transitions, and axis components to render the data from the supplied CSV.

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