CartoDB VN-resoluties

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CartoDB VN-resoluties

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Last edited Aug 21, 2015

Created on Aug 21, 2015

The map displays United Nations voting records across countries, with four buttons filtering the data by year (1975, 1985, 1995, 2005). The visualization uses CartoDB’s JavaScript library to load a tile layer from Mapbox and a CartoDB sublayer containing resolution data from the `un_ga_countries_resolutions_2_copy_2` table. Clicking a button updates the sublayer’s SQL query to show only records for that year, while the base map remains a standard Mapbox light tile layer. The interface relies on Leaflet for map rendering and CartoDB’s `setSQL` method to dynamically change the displayed data.

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