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Malcolm Decuire
malcolm-decuire
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Synopsis: According to the 1860 USA Census there were less than 15 states of the 30 states in the Union that allowed the ownership of African-Americans.
Blue states had an enslave ratio of more than 0.13.
Gray states had a enslaved ratio of less than 0.
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Slave Voyages - Embarking
This is an attempt at visualizing the relative scale of the slave trade by country. The data comes from slavevoyages.org.
The visualization is inpsired by the Mountains-out-of-molehills visualization. The focus is to communicate the relative scale over time, giving us a sense of activity over time of this attrocious part of our history.
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forked from enjalot's block: simple transitions with d3.js
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This is a demo to show how to use item explorer.
More examples
Complete list of examples:
- Data formatting
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Testing out aframe.io with d3.js.
Since AFrame works with DOM elements, you can use d3's selection API to generate and modify 3D elements, as well as handle "mouse" events (including the VR friendly "fuse cursor") as if it was SVG.
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forked from enjalot's block: aframe + d3 test
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This data is from www.opensecret.org. This is each industry's lobbying spending from 1998-2015.
FYI: Misc includes: business services, advertising, etc.
The chart employs conventional margins and a number of D3 features:
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A tree fractal using circles and HTML5 Canvas.
A little project that I forked over from Curran and with his help we were able to make the fractal more coloful. I plan to make more but this was fun understanding how to use HTML5 canvas.
forked from curran's block: Tree Fractal with Circles
Original example from github.com/curran/HTML5Examples
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