- Planetary grid by William Becker and Beth Hagens
- Places mostly based on Simon E. Davies design
- Location data based on this map
- Controls: Left/Right and Esc
Canvas version: Planetary Grid Browser II
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- Space/Enter keys: Pause/Play
- Left/Right keys: Previous/Next
- Pan & Zoom: when paused
Better FPS version of Zoom to Group of Countries III.
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Merging States with Presimplify Bug?
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| <!DOCTYPE html> | |
| <meta charset="utf-8"> | |
| <style> | |
| .state { | |
| fill: #ccc; | |
| } | |
| .state-boundary { | |
| fill: none; |
Open in a new window for bigger view. This is improved version of Zoom to Group of Countries II with weekly data granularity.
Open in a new window for bigger view. This is improved version of Zoom to Group of Countries using d3.interpolateZoom.
Improved version: Zoom to Group of Countries II.
Based on Planetary Grid.
Hexakis icosahedron planetary grid with highlighted KML places using toGeoJSON. Mouse over and click on place for more information. Alternative versions: Rotating Planetary Grid and Hexakis Icosahedron.
- Hexakis icosahedron implementation based on mbostock’s block #3055104
- Planetary grid inspired by Bethe Hagens
- Places mostly based on Simon E. Davies design
- KML data based on this map
- TopoJSON country map data based on [Interactive Map with d3.js](