dc choropleth

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Created on Nov 24, 2015

A choropleth map of France displays the projected probability of extreme mean daily temperature events, defined as below the 10th or above the 90th percentile relative to a 1976–2005 baseline, under climate scenario rcp8.5. Two bar charts allow interactive filtering by time aggregate and year range. The visualization uses `dc.leafletChart`, built on Leaflet and dc.js, with a custom legend and hover information panel. Data comes from a CSV file with modeled climate projections.

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Example of dc.leaflet-choropleth map with two dc barCharts. Map shows extreme values of mean daily temperature as projected by climate model MetEir-ECEARTH_RACMO22E for scenario rcp8.5.

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