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As you well know, the initial view loaded in the interface is point data. However, when you plot thousands of points on a map, the user is faced with a mass of data points, which can be a little overwhelming.
For example:
How can this be dealt with? Options - load high point volume datasets/layers as either heat map or clustered view? This may confuse the user further, though as it has to be made explicit when the change is made.
So you may want to ignore this question :)
Dan
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fully agreed on a good solution to the display of large datasets. One "hack", of course, is that you can force the UI into a specific initial state through the URL. E.g. while...
So, at least, there's a way for the host app to control initial state. But even despite of that, I think there's room for new ideas around better presentation in general.
As you well know, the initial view loaded in the interface is point data. However, when you plot thousands of points on a map, the user is faced with a mass of data points, which can be a little overwhelming.
For example:
How can this be dealt with? Options - load high point volume datasets/layers as either heat map or clustered view? This may confuse the user further, though as it has to be made explicit when the change is made.
So you may want to ignore this question :)
Dan
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: