countryList = ["Norway"]; // Add or remove countries as needed
europe_energy_types_hydro@1.csv
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import {land} from "ff0a83b495637684"
import {countries as countries_to_merge} from "ff0a83b495637684"
function mergeData3(countries) {
// First, filter the counties that are present in the new_construction dataset
countries.features = countries.features.filter(feature => {
return europe_energy_types_hydro1.some(row => row.country === feature.properties.name);
});
// Next, map through the filtered counties and merge data
countries.features = countries.features.map(feature => {
const matchedState = europe_energy_types_hydro1.find(row => row.country == feature.properties.name);
if (matchedState) {
feature.properties.energy_2018 = matchedState.energy_2018;
feature.properties.energy_2018_char = matchedState.energy_2018_char;
feature.properties.type = matchedState.type;
feature.properties.energy_change = matchedState.energy_change;
feature.properties.energy_change_perc = matchedState.energy_change_perc;
feature.properties.energy_change_perc_char = matchedState.energy_change_perc_char;
}
return feature;
});
return countries
}
countries = mergeData3(countries_to_merge)
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