# Source target sankey diagram

A source-target Sankey diagram is a visualization that displays the flow of a particular set of data from its origin (source) to its destination (target). It consists of nodes, representing the sources and targets, and links, indicating the flow between them. The width of the links corresponds to the quantity being measured. This type of diagram is often used to depict the flow of energy, money, or materials in a system, among other things. Source-target Sankey diagrams are useful for identifying patterns and bottlenecks in a system, as well as for demonstrating the impact of changes or interventions.

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Source Target Sankey Diagrams are highly customizable follow one of the pages to customize specific aspects of the diagram:


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