A basic map with MapboxGL.js

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A basic map with MapboxGL.js

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Last edited Feb 8, 2018

Created on Feb 8, 2018

A point and extrusion map of earthquakes in the Netherlands, styled with a custom MapboxGL style. It layers Dutch administrative boundaries and urban areas from PDOK vector tiles, then plots each earthquake as a circle colored by type (induced or tectonic) and radius scaled by zoom. A 3D fill-extrusion of each quake’s buffer visualizes depth, with labels showing recorded depth at higher zoom levels. The map runs in MapboxGL.js v0.44 using a JSON style with categorical color stops and zoom-dependent height interpolation.

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