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Aanojoual
Last edited Dec 10, 2017
Created on Dec 1, 2017

This animated visualization maps influenza case counts across French regions for 2014, with weekly data drawn from GrippeFrance2014.csv. A colored choropleth of France transitions over time, showing the rise and fall of flu incidence by region, while a timeline or date indicator tracks the progression. The animation highlights the seasonal wave of the epidemic, with darker colors representing higher case numbers, and reveals regional disparities in outbreak timing and intensity.

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