Continue playing with the #visualization of #russian personnel and equipment losses data. This time animated multi-line chart 📊 using #svelte #d3.

Interactive svelte component: svelte.dev/repl/2c3185b...

#dataviz #datavis #warinUkraine #RussiaIsATerroristState

Thank you!
There is the same data visualized as a treemap. Here is a link to the notebook: observablehq.com/@romansverda...

Yes, y're right. Thanks a lot for pointing it out!
I forgot to exclude outliers from the legend color scale. There are two values, 2000 and 3160 of the personnel losses from the first weeks of the war, and the same for the APV category. Fixed it and added a spreadsheet view to the daily data.

A weekly update on daily russian personnel and equipment losses in Ukraine are already available on my "calendar" charts. Not sure about the name of the chart, but the calendar seems like a good option.

Interactive #observable notebook:
observablehq.com/@romansverdan/ru-losses-in-ukraine

#dataviz

I often use #Svelte #Scroller in #dataviz projects, and only recently discovered that it supports custom queries as a prop, and can work with any kind of HTML tags in the foreground, not just sections as it is by default. It's time to say goodbye to ugly, non-semantic "Untitled Section"