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_In the example here, data about the discovery of moons of Jupiter is presented in four "stages" of a story, each of which itself offers brushing and linking between the two plots shown. The origin of this plot is explained in this video narrated by Josh Peek. Technical
details: the software stack steps to
create creating this
example is: figure: 1) ingest data to [Glue](http://glueviz.org), a desktop linked-view visualization tool written in Python by Chris Beamont; 2) output Glue results to
d3po [d3po](http://d3po.org) (a prototype linked-view web tool written in d3 (javascript) by Adrian Price-Whelan and Josh Peek); 3) ingest the d3po javascript output to
Authorea, [Authorea](http://authorea.com), producing the interactive figure shown
above._ above. For reference, Glue and similar programs can also output to other javascript plotting tools, such as [Plot.ly] (http://plot.ly), which are rapidly becoming more flexible and robust than prototypes like d3po._