Hi @jacobgqc thanks for sharing this idea.
We do have a data weighted heatmap which multiplies each pixel's density by the attribute value, but I am guessing that it isn't what you are looking for. Can you share a visual of what you want to achieve?
Hi @JuliePowell, and thanks for the response! Sorry I'm getting back to you so late.
We are currently using the data-weighted heatmap, but it doesn't achieve what we need for semi-low density datasets. In my experience of playing with the settings in the data-weighted heatmap, we would either get completely separated individual points of heat or an entire blob of the same heat value. Further, we've had issues with the heatmap in some of our datasets where it just doesn't work. We're returning the same format CSV content from our API, but something about the heatmap interpolation doesn't like some of the datasets. I was never able to figure out why.
A contour map is good for drawing lines of similar values and really isn't reliant on point density.
This Repository, though it's old, has a good display of heatmap versus contour map: https://github.com/wyegelwel/heatmap-js-google
Thanks!
Jake
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