Team coherentie: KlaSCe 2021

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Team coherentie: KlaSCe 2021

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Last edited Jan 26, 2022

Created on Jan 26, 2022

This visualization shows team interaction for the KlaSCe service in 2021, with a chord diagram split into two halves to distinguish the team that initially receives a ticket from the team that resolves it. The data, presumably from a gist, is arranged in a matrix where entries indicate the number of tickets moving between teams, with a large empty stroke creating the visual gap between the halves. Rendering uses a custom `stretchedChord` function based on d3’s chord layout, with SVG paths and animated linear gradients. The diagram is interactive, with hover effects that adjust chord opacity (set by `opacityDefault` and `opacityLow`) to highlight connections.

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