When the user draws multiple regions, we'll want to show charts for all those regions. For the timeseries plots, that probably means each region gets a separate line the in the chart. However, for something like a histogram there aren't great ways plot multiple datasets on the same chart. I propose we use the "small multiples" concept which just means repeat the same plot with different data next to it. It's the same concept as facets in ggplot.
I think that each type of chart (e.g. age) should have it's own row. New region charts get added horizontally and there will be a need for a horizontal scrollbar when many regions are drawn. If you think of something better than let us know.
When the user draws multiple regions, we'll want to show charts for all those regions. For the timeseries plots, that probably means each region gets a separate line the in the chart. However, for something like a histogram there aren't great ways plot multiple datasets on the same chart. I propose we use the "small multiples" concept which just means repeat the same plot with different data next to it. It's the same concept as facets in ggplot.
I think that each type of chart (e.g. age) should have it's own row. New region charts get added horizontally and there will be a need for a horizontal scrollbar when many regions are drawn. If you think of something better than let us know.