Gist c91b7cdf3a65a705ef48

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Gist c91b7cdf3a65a705ef48

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Last edited Jul 20, 2015

Created on Jul 20, 2015

This example visualizes earthquake activity using a force-directed particle layout. Each circle is an earthquake, positioned by its longitude and latitude and scaled by magnitude; the particles are animated with a gentle jitter to reveal clustered events. The visualization is rendered with D3 v3 using SVG, mapping the `data.csv` fields—such as depth, magnitude, and location—to visual variables. A shared timeline and smooth transitions help the user explore the relationship between location, time, and earthquake strength across the dataset.

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