Interconnections map b2b #170
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Add hover tool tips for interconnections map to either show number of nodes per state or to show capacity of hvdc lines. Also new glyphs to indicate locations of back-to-backs
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Summary of the purpose of the code feature: For the website scrolly-telling page, we need to have versions of the transmission map, color coded by interconnection, that will show hover over tool tips for number of nodes per state OR hover over tool tips that show capacity per HVDC line (Relates to zenhub issue: #140 Add hover tool tips to interconnections map. ). Aesthetic improvements to distinguish HVDC from back-to-backs have also been implmented.
What the code is doing: separates back-to-back and hvdc lines, plots separately, adds 'pseudo' lines color coded as AC lines for the hvdc lines associated with back-to-back (a modeling artifact of our synthetic grid), and also maps all hvdc and back-to-back locations behind the map tiles to use as hover over tool tip prompts.
How urgent is this?: Used to generate a type of plot that is currently on the 'scrolly telling' interface.
Example plot:
