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At the end of the tutorial, using an ontology of points, you can generate a heatmap like this one:
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| src | https://www.onesaitplatform.online/web/wp_cesium_heatmap_example/index.html |
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| width | 600 |
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| frameborder | hide |
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| style | display: block; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto; |
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| align | middle |
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| title | Ejemplo de mapa de calor en Cesium |
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| height | 450 |
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| Info |
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| Eh! This is no photo, but an interactive map. Try to browse through it. |
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Having done that, when we view the map, the heatmap should look like this:
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| src | https://www.onesaitplatform.online/web/wp_cesium_heatmap_example/index.html |
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| width | 600 |
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| frameborder | hide |
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| style | display: block; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto; |
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| align | middle |
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| title | Cesium heatmap example |
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| height | 450 |
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| Tip |
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You want to see this map bigger? We've uploaded it to the Platform. Have a look and don't worry about the source code; it's at the end of this tutorial. |
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