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Last edited Jul 16, 2018
Created on Jul 16, 2018

This example demonstrates a dashboard for managing GFW Mapbuilder analysis panel configurations, showing how updates like translations, time-slider ranges, and filter removals are applied across multiple environmental analyses. The interface uses the `resources.js` file from a GitHub repository to control settings, with d3-based visualizations for forest loss, biomass, GLAD alerts, and TERRAi analyses. It highlights a bug where changes to `resources.js` do not take effect for certain app IDs, and displays overlapping UI elements between the attribute table and the report/run analysis button. The code relies on d3 library functions for rendering and configuration management.

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