Bart Employee Salaries

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Bart Employee Salaries

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Last edited Jan 10, 2016

Created on Jan 10, 2016

A linked-view exploration of Bay Area Rapid Transit employee salaries, sourced from a public CSV gist. The left panel uses d3.summaries to aggregate categorical fields like Union, Job Family, and Title, while the right panel shows interval summaries for salary components such as TCOE, MDV, and ER. A central list, rendered via recordDisplay, sorts employees by base pay or other numeric columns and supports text search by name. Hovering or clicking a list entry triggers a zoom detail toggle, and the d3.forceSimulation-driven layout updates summaries dynamically as selections change.

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