Mapshaper is a javascript library for editing GIS data formats including GeoJSON, TopoJSON, Shapefiles and others. It's easier to install and can replace some of the functionality of ogr2ogr, allowing for integration into node-based workflows.
There's also an online gui at mapshaper.org you can use.
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Exploring Gale Crater - Los Angeles Times
http://graphics.latimes.com/mars-gale-crater-vr/
And how we did it
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Three.js
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