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Heatmap - presenting data in Runtime 100.0.0

MarcinPejski1

Hello,

1. I'd like to ask you about presenting weather data (for example) to end-users as a heatmap. I've noticed there is a class for it in Javascript (HeatMapRenderer) but Java lacks of it or anything remotely similar. What would you recommend to do/use to achieve nice and fast final product?

2. Storing frequently changing data - what is the best way? Updating features' attributes (and therefore the database) of thousands of points every second may be troublesome. Is there better solution?

3. What do you think about In-memory OLTP with SQL Server 2014? Would it help?

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MarcinPejski1

Adam,

So is there any way you refresh this layer/data, or you don't do that?

Regards,

Marcin

nita14

Marcin,

Ad 1) Right, I do use ArcGISMapImageLayer class. You can set symbology for your layers before publishing data as MapService or FeatureService. These settings are maintained by resulting services.

Regards,

Adam

MarcinPejski1

Adam,

thank you for your reply. I've got some follow up questions, though.

1. What do you mean by rendering the data on the server? Can you explain how to do it? Then, do you use ArcGISMapImageLayer for visualization from MapService?

2. I'll test it, thank you for that suggestion.

Best regards,

Marcin

nita14

Marcin,

1) ArcGIS Runtime is missing a lot of Smart Mapping capabilites available in the JavaScript API. Heatmap or clustering are examples of those. In my case, I render the data on the server side and use MapService for visualisation.

2) GraphicsOveralys are designed to store temporary data. But, that needs to be tested case by case when using huge amount of data. It might be better to use FeatureLayer (with on interaction change cache) on ArcGIS Server / ArcGIS Online

3) No suggestions at all.

Hope this helps,

Adam

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