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#Click map data visualization generator#
I used the Gradient Generator by ColorDesigner to find out the RGB values for my gradient levels.
#Click map data visualization how to#
I took inspiration from the data visualization by Tynan DeBold and Dov Friedman from the Wall Street Journal.ĭate for this exercise came from the CDC ( link).Ī previous article on how to create heatmaps is available here. This heatmap does not generate any claims to what is actually happening it only provides a visual of the patterns that are reported across each U.S. It is unclear whether the introduction of new variants causes the increased death rate, but there is speculation that it may be a contributor. But the death rate increased approximately 6 months later in what appears to be the beginning of a seasonal pattern. Based on the heatmap, the vaccine may have resulted in a decrease in deaths. Then, the death rate started to increase around the beginning of July 2021. As the vaccine is introduced, the number of deaths reached a zenith around December 2020 before falling to low levels in February 2021. The number of deaths was high early in the pandemic in a few select places in the U.S.
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