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Show time series data with non-contiguous times using Leaflet TimeDimension plugin
Planned maintenance scheduled April 17/18, 2019 at 00:00UTC (8:00pm US/Eastern)
Announcing the arrival of Valued Associate #679: Cesar Manara
Unicorn Meta Zoo #1: Why another podcast?How do I sort a geoJSON feature collection alphabetically by a property value?Load GeoJSON polygon time series with Leaflet Time Dimension plug-in?Interpolating multiple years of daily precipitation data to generate daily time series?Global NetCDF datasets with station time series data?Raster time series smoothing package using RRendering gridded time-series data with Leaflet.jsCesium.js time series data visualizationExporting an animation (Time Series) map through QGIS2web pluginHow create a filter/pattern based on date and time interval between datapoints in QGIS?Creating time series from NetCDF with multiple values to multiple points on ArcGIS Desktop?NDVI-time series with missing valuesLoad GeoJSON polygon time series with Leaflet Time Dimension plug-in?
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My data is made up of squares forming a grid where the value of each square changes with time. The times are equally spaced with 1 hour intervals, however, the data is only available for a certain number of hours each day (daylight). The data covers 365 days of a year and the time is stored with each feature (perhaps an inefficient way to store the time data).
I have already managed to show the animation for the first day (linked question). However, when loading data for 2 days, the first day plays well but the player doesn't stop at the end of the data for that particular day and keeps incrementing the time where there is no data.
I have tried to use TimeDimension timeDimensionOptions: times but with lack of usage examples, I fear that I got the syntax wrong. Here is the JavaScript code.
What would be the way to visualize my data with non-contiguous times using Leaflet TimeDimension?
leaflet geojson time-series datetime leaflet-plugins
asked Apr 10 at 10:16
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My data is made up of squares forming a grid where the value of each square changes with time. The times are equally spaced with 1 hour intervals, however, the data is only available for a certain number of hours each day (daylight). The data covers 365 days of a year and the time is stored with each feature (perhaps an inefficient way to store the time data).
I have already managed to show the animation for the first day (linked question). However, when loading data for 2 days, the first day plays well but the player doesn't stop at the end of the data for that particular day and keeps incrementing the time where there is no data.
I have tried to use TimeDimension timeDimensionOptions: times but with lack of usage examples, I fear that I got the syntax wrong. Here is the JavaScript code.
What would be the way to visualize my data with non-contiguous times using Leaflet TimeDimension?
leaflet geojson time-series datetime leaflet-plugins
asked Apr 10 at 10:16
Techie_GusTechie_Gus
1,380612
add a comment |
My data is made up of squares forming a grid where the value of each square changes with time. The times are equally spaced with 1 hour intervals, however, the data is only available for a certain number of hours each day (daylight). The data covers 365 days of a year and the time is stored with each feature (perhaps an inefficient way to store the time data).
I have already managed to show the animation for the first day (linked question). However, when loading data for 2 days, the first day plays well but the player doesn't stop at the end of the data for that particular day and keeps incrementing the time where there is no data.
I have tried to use TimeDimension timeDimensionOptions: times but with lack of usage examples, I fear that I got the syntax wrong. Here is the JavaScript code.
What would be the way to visualize my data with non-contiguous times using Leaflet TimeDimension?
leaflet geojson time-series datetime leaflet-plugins
asked Apr 10 at 10:16
Techie_GusTechie_Gus
1,380612
My data is made up of squares forming a grid where the value of each square changes with time. The times are equally spaced with 1 hour intervals, however, the data is only available for a certain number of hours each day (daylight). The data covers 365 days of a year and the time is stored with each feature (perhaps an inefficient way to store the time data).
I have already managed to show the animation for the first day (linked question). However, when loading data for 2 days, the first day plays well but the player doesn't stop at the end of the data for that particular day and keeps incrementing the time where there is no data.
I have tried to use TimeDimension timeDimensionOptions: times but with lack of usage examples, I fear that I got the syntax wrong. Here is the JavaScript code.
What would be the way to visualize my data with non-contiguous times using Leaflet TimeDimension?
leaflet geojson time-series datetime leaflet-plugins
leaflet geojson time-series datetime leaflet-plugins
asked Apr 10 at 10:16
Techie_GusTechie_Gus
1,380612
asked Apr 10 at 10:16
Techie_GusTechie_Gus
1,380612
asked Apr 10 at 10:16
Techie_GusTechie_Gus
1,380612
asked Apr 10 at 10:16
Techie_GusTechie_Gus
1,380612
asked Apr 10 at 10:16
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Solution is actually quite simple. When creating time dimension layer with L.timeDimension.layer.geoJson method, just set updateTimeDimensionMode option to 'replace':
var timeSeriesLayer = L.geoJSON(timeSeriesGeoJSON, style: style);
var geojson = L.timeDimension.layer.geoJson(timeSeriesLayer, updateTimeDimensionMode: 'replace');
geojson.addTo(map);
Default value for this option is 'extremes', which means you get all the interval times between min and max time.
answered Apr 10 at 20:51
TomazicMTomazicM
1,8171516
This solution did actually work, however, the problem is with the QGIS GeoJSON export. My data is in a PostGIS database and when exported with QGIS, the order of date is messed up which creates a problem with visualising with TimeDimension. I tried to set the data in order on a small subset and it worked, however, it is not practical for all my data. Right now, I'm trying to export right from PostGIS, but this is creating another issue with blank intervals.
– Techie_Gus
Apr 14 at 18:38
Why don't you sort GeoJSON then?
– TomazicM
Apr 14 at 19:05
Any suggestions how I can sort the GeoJSON data by time?
– Techie_Gus
Apr 14 at 20:35
This QA could be helpful: gis.stackexchange.com/questions/68369/… (it took one internet search).
– TomazicM
2 days ago
I saw that post but was wondering whether to sort on load or process the file before loading, knowing I have a very large dataset. As a side note, my Javascript skills are quite limited.
– Techie_Gus
2 days ago
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Solution is actually quite simple. When creating time dimension layer with L.timeDimension.layer.geoJson method, just set updateTimeDimensionMode option to 'replace':
var timeSeriesLayer = L.geoJSON(timeSeriesGeoJSON, style: style);
var geojson = L.timeDimension.layer.geoJson(timeSeriesLayer, updateTimeDimensionMode: 'replace');
geojson.addTo(map);
Default value for this option is 'extremes', which means you get all the interval times between min and max time.
answered Apr 10 at 20:51
TomazicMTomazicM
1,8171516
This solution did actually work, however, the problem is with the QGIS GeoJSON export. My data is in a PostGIS database and when exported with QGIS, the order of date is messed up which creates a problem with visualising with TimeDimension. I tried to set the data in order on a small subset and it worked, however, it is not practical for all my data. Right now, I'm trying to export right from PostGIS, but this is creating another issue with blank intervals.
– Techie_Gus
Apr 14 at 18:38
Why don't you sort GeoJSON then?
– TomazicM
Apr 14 at 19:05
Any suggestions how I can sort the GeoJSON data by time?
– Techie_Gus
Apr 14 at 20:35
This QA could be helpful: gis.stackexchange.com/questions/68369/… (it took one internet search).
– TomazicM
2 days ago
I saw that post but was wondering whether to sort on load or process the file before loading, knowing I have a very large dataset. As a side note, my Javascript skills are quite limited.
– Techie_Gus
2 days ago
|
show 1 more comment
Solution is actually quite simple. When creating time dimension layer with L.timeDimension.layer.geoJson method, just set updateTimeDimensionMode option to 'replace':
var timeSeriesLayer = L.geoJSON(timeSeriesGeoJSON, style: style);
var geojson = L.timeDimension.layer.geoJson(timeSeriesLayer, updateTimeDimensionMode: 'replace');
geojson.addTo(map);
Default value for this option is 'extremes', which means you get all the interval times between min and max time.
answered Apr 10 at 20:51
TomazicMTomazicM
1,8171516
This solution did actually work, however, the problem is with the QGIS GeoJSON export. My data is in a PostGIS database and when exported with QGIS, the order of date is messed up which creates a problem with visualising with TimeDimension. I tried to set the data in order on a small subset and it worked, however, it is not practical for all my data. Right now, I'm trying to export right from PostGIS, but this is creating another issue with blank intervals.
– Techie_Gus
Apr 14 at 18:38
Why don't you sort GeoJSON then?
– TomazicM
Apr 14 at 19:05
Any suggestions how I can sort the GeoJSON data by time?
– Techie_Gus
Apr 14 at 20:35
This QA could be helpful: gis.stackexchange.com/questions/68369/… (it took one internet search).
– TomazicM
2 days ago
I saw that post but was wondering whether to sort on load or process the file before loading, knowing I have a very large dataset. As a side note, my Javascript skills are quite limited.
– Techie_Gus
2 days ago
|
show 1 more comment
Solution is actually quite simple. When creating time dimension layer with L.timeDimension.layer.geoJson method, just set updateTimeDimensionMode option to 'replace':
var timeSeriesLayer = L.geoJSON(timeSeriesGeoJSON, style: style);
var geojson = L.timeDimension.layer.geoJson(timeSeriesLayer, updateTimeDimensionMode: 'replace');
geojson.addTo(map);
Default value for this option is 'extremes', which means you get all the interval times between min and max time.
answered Apr 10 at 20:51
TomazicMTomazicM
1,8171516
Solution is actually quite simple. When creating time dimension layer with L.timeDimension.layer.geoJson method, just set updateTimeDimensionMode option to 'replace':
var timeSeriesLayer = L.geoJSON(timeSeriesGeoJSON, style: style);
var geojson = L.timeDimension.layer.geoJson(timeSeriesLayer, updateTimeDimensionMode: 'replace');
geojson.addTo(map);
Default value for this option is 'extremes', which means you get all the interval times between min and max time.
answered Apr 10 at 20:51
TomazicMTomazicM
1,8171516
answered Apr 10 at 20:51
TomazicMTomazicM
1,8171516
answered Apr 10 at 20:51
TomazicMTomazicM
1,8171516
answered Apr 10 at 20:51
TomazicMTomazicM
1,8171516
1,8171516
This solution did actually work, however, the problem is with the QGIS GeoJSON export. My data is in a PostGIS database and when exported with QGIS, the order of date is messed up which creates a problem with visualising with TimeDimension. I tried to set the data in order on a small subset and it worked, however, it is not practical for all my data. Right now, I'm trying to export right from PostGIS, but this is creating another issue with blank intervals.
– Techie_Gus
Apr 14 at 18:38
Why don't you sort GeoJSON then?
– TomazicM
Apr 14 at 19:05
Any suggestions how I can sort the GeoJSON data by time?
– Techie_Gus
Apr 14 at 20:35
This QA could be helpful: gis.stackexchange.com/questions/68369/… (it took one internet search).
– TomazicM
2 days ago
I saw that post but was wondering whether to sort on load or process the file before loading, knowing I have a very large dataset. As a side note, my Javascript skills are quite limited.
– Techie_Gus
2 days ago
|
show 1 more comment
This solution did actually work, however, the problem is with the QGIS GeoJSON export. My data is in a PostGIS database and when exported with QGIS, the order of date is messed up which creates a problem with visualising with TimeDimension. I tried to set the data in order on a small subset and it worked, however, it is not practical for all my data. Right now, I'm trying to export right from PostGIS, but this is creating another issue with blank intervals.
– Techie_Gus
Apr 14 at 18:38
Why don't you sort GeoJSON then?
– TomazicM
Apr 14 at 19:05
Any suggestions how I can sort the GeoJSON data by time?
– Techie_Gus
Apr 14 at 20:35
This QA could be helpful: gis.stackexchange.com/questions/68369/… (it took one internet search).
– TomazicM
2 days ago
I saw that post but was wondering whether to sort on load or process the file before loading, knowing I have a very large dataset. As a side note, my Javascript skills are quite limited.
– Techie_Gus
2 days ago
This solution did actually work, however, the problem is with the QGIS GeoJSON export. My data is in a PostGIS database and when exported with QGIS, the order of date is messed up which creates a problem with visualising with TimeDimension. I tried to set the data in order on a small subset and it worked, however, it is not practical for all my data. Right now, I'm trying to export right from PostGIS, but this is creating another issue with blank intervals.
– Techie_Gus
Apr 14 at 18:38
This solution did actually work, however, the problem is with the QGIS GeoJSON export. My data is in a PostGIS database and when exported with QGIS, the order of date is messed up which creates a problem with visualising with TimeDimension. I tried to set the data in order on a small subset and it worked, however, it is not practical for all my data. Right now, I'm trying to export right from PostGIS, but this is creating another issue with blank intervals.
– Techie_Gus
Apr 14 at 18:38
Why don't you sort GeoJSON then?
– TomazicM
Apr 14 at 19:05
Why don't you sort GeoJSON then?
– TomazicM
Apr 14 at 19:05
Any suggestions how I can sort the GeoJSON data by time?
– Techie_Gus
Apr 14 at 20:35
Any suggestions how I can sort the GeoJSON data by time?
– Techie_Gus
Apr 14 at 20:35
This QA could be helpful: gis.stackexchange.com/questions/68369/… (it took one internet search).
– TomazicM
2 days ago
This QA could be helpful: gis.stackexchange.com/questions/68369/… (it took one internet search).
– TomazicM
2 days ago
I saw that post but was wondering whether to sort on load or process the file before loading, knowing I have a very large dataset. As a side note, my Javascript skills are quite limited.
– Techie_Gus
2 days ago
I saw that post but was wondering whether to sort on load or process the file before loading, knowing I have a very large dataset. As a side note, my Javascript skills are quite limited.
– Techie_Gus
2 days ago
|
show 1 more comment
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