Matteo Abrate nitaku

Same as the previous example, this time leveraging hierarchical edge bundling to show imports between packages (direction is ignored).

A simple visualization of the flare package, using a circle-packing layout in d3v4.

Not a real Dorling diagram, I know, but similar. Each bubble tries to stay centered in its country's centroid, like in this example, but also avoid collisions with other bubbles. Similar to the previous example, but providing more geographical information.

This example elaborates on the previous one by adding an attraction force towards arbitrary points, using d3-force-attract by Eric Socolofsky. The plugin, as well as various other useful insights on how to use d3 v4 force layout, is described in this post on hi.stamen.

	[
	{
	"type": "deck",
	"name": "Earth",
	"children": [
	{
	"type": "card",
	"code": "Terran Federation of Planets\nearth-africa-europe\nCIVILIZATION-earth-government\nC: You become the leader _(You get the first turn each round)_.\n_Often criticized for its ambiguous denomination mixing the ideas of supremacy and equality, the Terran Federation of Planets has in fact acted very differently throughout the history of its presidencies._\n"
	},
	{