Generate XML-Data for OpenLayers Heatmap based on JSON-Editor.
- Download openlayer_heatmap.zip and unzip to a folder of your choice (e.g.
Documents/openlayer_heatmap
). - Check out the example heatmap in (e.g.
Documents/openlayer_heatmap/HeatMap/index.html
) - Start HeatMap Editor
- Add a new record to heatmap database by pressing the
Add
-button - Press
Select Geolocation
-button, zoom in and find Rome in Italy and click of Rome in the map (the geolocation is selected). - After the selected geolocation is return to the HeatMap editor, set the name
Rome
and the value20
. - Save the JSON-file for further editing or sharing the data with others (because data is stored in the browser only).ou will find a file
mapobject.json
in your Download Folder of the browser. - Save heatmap XML data by pressing
Save HeatMap Data
. You will find a fileheatmap_data.kml
in your Download Folder of the browser. There might be more than one file. The browser might enumerate the filesheatmap_data_3.kml
. Copy the file toDocuments/openlayer_heatmap/HeatMap/heatmap_data.kml
. If the file contains a number rename the file. - Start
Documents/openlayer_heatmap/HeatMap/index.html
again to see you new heatmap.
This WebApp was generated for the following Wikiversity Learning Resource about heatmaps:
https://en.wikiversity.org/wiki/Heatmap
The repository is based on the OpenLayers HeatMap example
This library allows to submit the marker data via URL parameter. Furthermore you can submit the zoom factor of the map and the map centre.
- Library: * Download LinkParam.zip
- Geolocation Select Demo
- Download Display Markers Demo unzip file and checkout the subdirectory
/docs
. The demo is stored in/docs
because it is used at the same time as root directory for https://niebert.github.io/openlayer_display_markers - Download Select Location Demo unzip file and checkout the subdirectory
/docs
. The demo is stored in/docs
because it is used at the same time as root directory for https://niebert.github.io/openlayer_selectlocation