Building and Using Tools to See.
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links = FileAttachment("lawsuits.csv").csv()
links
Type Table, then Shift-Enter. Ctrl-space for more options.
import {nodesFromLinks} with {nodes} from "@emfielduva/dvlib_layout"
nodes = nodesFromLinks(links)
network = {
// first add the locations to the nodes list, from the locations lookup table. This assumes they are not already in there.
// if the links file already has locations, this step is not needed.
nodes.forEach(d => {
d.lat = locations[d.id].lat;
d.lon = locations[d.id].lon;
});
// build the dots. Here they are mapped onto the us map using the projection.
// if this were not on a map, you would not use the projection and only tell it the x and y field from the data to use.
let nodeDots = mapViz.select("#nodes").selectAll(".node").data(nodes).join("circle")
.attr("r",5)
.attr("cx", d=>projection([d.lon,d.lat])[0])
.attr("cy", d=>projection([d.lon,d.lat])[1])
.classed("node",true);
// and now the link lines or curves between source and destination.
let linkLines = mapViz.select("#nodes").selectAll(".link").data(links).join("path")
.classed("link",true)
.attr("d", d=> {
let sourceNode = nodes.find(n => n.id == d.source);
let targetNode = nodes.find(n => n.id == d.target);
let sourceLoc = projection([sourceNode.lon,sourceNode.lat]);
let targetLoc = projection([targetNode.lon,targetNode.lat]);
let sourceXY = sourceLoc[0] + " " + sourceLoc[1];
let targetXY = targetLoc[0] + " " + targetLoc[1];
// There are two options for the links:
// straight lines between nodes.
//let pathString = "M" + sourceXY + " L" + targetXY; // Uncomment this line to use this
// or arcs between nodes
let arcMultiplier = 1.5; // this scale factor flattens or rounds the arc, and could calculate from a data value
var dx = sourceLoc[1] - sourceLoc[0],
dy = targetLoc[1] - targetLoc[0],
dr = Math.sqrt(dx * dx + dy * dy) * arcMultiplier;
let pathString = "M" + sourceLoc[0] + "," + sourceLoc[1] + "A" + dr + "," + dr + " 0 0,1 " + targetLoc[0] + "," + targetLoc[1];
return pathString;
})
.attr("marker-end", "url(#arrow)") // this arrow can be included or commented out.
.style("stroke-width", d => Math.random()*3 + "px") // instead of random in the example, this could be from a data field.
.style("stroke", "#aa5") // here one color, but can also be be based on data.
return [nodeDots,linkLines];
}
projection = d3.geoAlbers()
import {getMapData, drawMapLayer} with {projection} from "@emfielduva/dvlib_maps"
usstates = getMapData("us_states20m")
mapViz = d3.select(svg)
mapLayers = {
let mapLayers = [];
mapLayers["usstates"] = drawMapLayer(mapViz,"usstates",usstates.features,"properties.NAME");
return mapLayers;
}
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