This is a map of Song Tea and Ceramics's 2014 tea collection. Click each marker on the map to see where the teas are from. Tea collection information taken from their website. This map was made with d3 and leaflet.
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This is the result of me following along to Let's Make a Bar Chart, III. Bar chart shows the frequency of letters in the English language.
Forked from Syntagmatic. Working on visualizing 80,000+ entry chromosome dataset for Stephen Sheng.
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uc001aaa.3,chr1,+,11873,14409 | |
uc010nxr.1,chr1,+,11873,14409 | |
uc010nxq.1,chr1,+,11873,14409 | |
uc009vis.3,chr1,-,14361,16765 | |
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China, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Japan, N. Korea, S. Korea, India, Bhutan, Nepal, Bangladesh, Myanmar, Thailand, Laos, Cambodia, Vietnam each with a different color. Colors by Color Brewer. Map made with d3. Thanks to Mike Bostock for the great Let's Make a Map tutorial.
Jody from Tap Twice Tea's destinations on his current trip across Asia. Map made with d3. Thanks Mike Bostock for the great Let's Make a Map tutorial.
This is a map of Jody from Tap Twice Tea's Journey across Asia. See a live version of this page! This map was made with d3. Thanks to Mike Bostock for the great Let's Make a Map tutorial.
Chromosome subset viewer with sample data. Object constancy is maintained each time the page loads. Page loops through random subsets of the data. Click to stop. Refresh page to start again. Designed as a way to discover new trends in a 80,000+ entry dataset.