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Visualizes the difference in magnitudes of earthquakes all over the world during the previous seven days

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Mapping Earthquakes

Overview

The goal of this project was to create a data visualization that shows the difference in magnitudes of earthquakes all over the world during the previous seven days. Using the Javascript and D3 library, we were able to use a URL for geoJSON earthquake data to retrieve geographical coordinates and magnitudes, then added them to an interactive map using the Leaflet library via an API request.

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Streets: All Layers

streets_all_layers

Streets: Earthquakes

streets_earthquakes

Streets: Tectonic Plates

streets_tectonic_plates

Streets: Major Earthquakes

streets_major_earthquakes

Satellite: All Layers

satellite_all_layers

Navigation (Night): All Layers

navigation_all_layers

Summary

For the base layer of map, the user has 3 styles to choose from:

  • Streets
  • Satellite Streets
  • Navigation (night)

Once the user has selected their base layer for the map, they can then select which data they wish to view. Their options are:

  • All earthquakes in the last 7 days
    • Denoted by circle markers.
    • Color of marker is indicative of magnitude of that earthquake.
    • Legend provided in bottom left corner of map allows the user to associate the color of the marker with the severity of the earthquake.
  • All earthquakes in the last seven days with a magnitude of 5.0 or higher.
  • The outlines of tactonic plates across the globe.

The user can choose to view all options, no options, or any combination of the options.

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