mapearlson

Basically copied the code, but used it for something I was working on for balance of payments versus currency fluctuation.  

mapearlson

I am using data from the United Nations regarding homicides from many different countries between 1990 and 2010 
(many years are missing for differen countries).  Variables in the data include country, year, count, rate, and 
source.  I would like to make a donut graph given that it seems to suit the data particularly well and may be a 
good starting point for someone that has had no experience with d3 or HTML. I may create an id or key that includes 
year and country in order to compare homicide rates across a few different countries as well as across years.  I 
would also like to create a stacked histogram filled by year of more countries than I plan to include in the donut.
Also, see Part1 for a more detailed completion of requirements.  

My target shape for the donut chart would be as follows: 
${country:"", year:"", count:"", rate:"", id:"", colorid:""}

mapearlson

I am using data from the United Nations regarding homicides from many different countries between 1990 and 2010 
(many years are missing for differen countries).  Variables in the data include country, year, count, rate, and 
source.  I would like to make a donut graph given that it seems to suit the data particularly well and may be a 
good starting point for someone that has had no experience with d3 or HTML. I may create an id or key that includes 
year and country in order to compare homicide rates across a few different countries as well as across years.  
I would also like to create a stacked histogram filled by year of more countries than I plan to include in the donut. 

My target shape for the donut chart would be as follows: 
${country:"", year:"", count:"", rate:"", id:"", colorid:""}