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[[File:Colormap black 48px.png|left]]Colormap layers are single channel data layers, for example elevation data, or data such as census, clutter, etc, which are colored according to a color palette. Values in the data are matched with colors in the palette. Colors may be mapped directly to data values, or there may be a calculation involved. It is for example possible to assign colors based on slope (gradient) or aspect (direction of slope) of elevation data sets.
[[File:Colormap black 48px.png|left]]Colormap layers are single channel data layers, for example elevation data, or data such as census, clutter, etc, which are colored according to a color palette. Values in the data are matched with colors in the palette. Colors may be mapped directly to data values, or there may be a calculation involved. It is for example possible to assign colors based on slope (gradient) or aspect (direction of slope) of elevation data sets.
[[File:Elevation colormap.png|alt=|left|frame|Elevation values]]
 
[[File:Slope colormap.png|none|frame|Slope values]]
<gallery>
[[File:Aspect colormap.png|left|frame|Aspect values]]
File:Elevation colormap.png||Elevation values
File:Slope colormap.png|Slope values
File:Aspect colormap.png|Aspect values
</gallery>
 
 
Each colormap must have a color palette, determining how data are colored, and a data source.determining which data to color.
Each colormap must have a color palette, determining how data are colored, and a data source.determining which data to color.



Revision as of 19:26, 17 October 2022

Colormap black 48px.png

Colormap layers are single channel data layers, for example elevation data, or data such as census, clutter, etc, which are colored according to a color palette. Values in the data are matched with colors in the palette. Colors may be mapped directly to data values, or there may be a calculation involved. It is for example possible to assign colors based on slope (gradient) or aspect (direction of slope) of elevation data sets.


Each colormap must have a color palette, determining how data are colored, and a data source.determining which data to color.

Palettes

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Data sources

The colormap palette defines the colormap types:

  • Elevation
  • Slope
  • Aspect
  • and the colormap data source defines the data used by the colormaps.