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#Exploring d3 using the Bank of England public data sets

See the project here

This project aims to use the Javascript data visualization library known as D3 (Data Driven Documents) to highlight some interesting trends or correlations found within public data sets released by the Bank of England. The final visualization will be entered into a competition being organised by the Bank at the start of May.

It is primarily intended to be an week-long learning experience focusing on d3 methods and techniques, Javascript data manipulation and data set formatting and preparation, as well as an exercise in project planning and decision making. The finished project will then be be submitted on Friday in time for the deadline of May 1st.

To run this project yourself:

git clone into a new directory
npm install the node modules
node app.js to start the server
visit http://localhost:8000 in your browser
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