Hi,
If you can’t see a JIRA I’d encourage you to open one.
One possible way around this is to pre-render your heatmap outside of GeoServer initially and then load it as a regular raster. Very suboptimal, but should work in the interim if there’s only one or two and it doesn’t change.
Regards,
Jonathan
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Any pointers for doing the heatmap offline. I like the way that the
geoserver implementation recalculates at each zoom step...would I need to
create a raster for each step?
So you’d create one detailed raster (Ideally a Geotiff, but other formats could be done), and then go through the stuff in there to optimise it for GeoServer.
Not sure if that’s what you want, but it’s one possible solution.
Jonathan
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Any pointers for doing the heatmap offline. I like the way that the
geoserver implementation recalculates at each zoom step…would I need to
create a raster for each step?
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