Gist b51ddf3567e82869a364

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Gist b51ddf3567e82869a364

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Last edited May 27, 2014

Created on May 27, 2014

This example visualizes a wildfire incident as a point location with a detailed perimeter polygon, both overlaid on a base map. The code renders the GeoJSON data using D3’s `geoPath` for the polygon and a simple circle for the point, with the map projection defined by `d3.geoMercator`. The visualization emphasizes the incident’s area and position, while the accompanying properties panel displays attributes like alert level and fire type. The source is a GeoJSON file from a gist by DylanFM, and the rendering relies on D3’s SVG path generation rather than canvas.

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