Simple Mapping- Ebola

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Simple Mapping- Ebola

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Last edited Feb 23, 2017

Created on Feb 23, 2017

This interactive map visualizes the locations of Ebola cases, displayed as animated dots on a Mapbox base layer. The visualization plots individual data points from a GeoJSON file on a world map, with each circle representing a case location. The code uses D3.js to handle data loading and SVG circle creation, while Mapbox.js manages the map rendering and projection. As users pan or zoom, the map triggers a render function that recalculates the pixel coordinates of each dot, ensuring they stay aligned with their geographic positions.

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