Track global air quality with Azure Maps
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This module shows how to track global air quality by using the Azure Maps web SDK and pollution data from a third-party air quality API.
Learn about Azure Maps and the Maps web SDK, Create a webpage to display a map, Learn about GeoJSON, Get air quality measurements from an API and convert them to GeoJSON, Plot air quality measurements on a map
Ability to use Python at a beginner level, Experience using Visual Studio Code at a beginner level, Python 3.6 or later installed and available in your environment path, Visual Studio Code installed, Python extension for Visual Studio Code installed
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