Heatmap point aggregation
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Heatmap point aggregation allows you to dynamically display your point data as a heatmap visualization, even when working with large-scale data. This type of visualization is ideal for simplifying complex datasets, identify hotspot patterns and gain insights from your data.
The area of influence for heatmap layers defines the radius around each point that contributes to the heatmap. A smaller radius results in a smoother heatmap with lower detail, whereas a larger radius shows more distinct variations. This radius can either be uniform or vary according to a specific property.
You can style your heatmap choosing the desired palette in the Color section. For more information about color palettes supported in Builder check this section.
In the Visualization section you can specify the Opacity setting at layer source. Additionally, within the Advanced visualization options , you can access Zoom Visibility to define the range at which your layer should be visualized.
