Heat Map in GMap Editor V2

Heat Map is a geographical presentation of data in numerical values by using colors. Such kind of map is heavily utilized to visualize the location-based data by highlighting trends and distributions across a geographic area.

Heat Map can be used to show:

• Density of data (members) per ZIP codes / Population density
• Sales turnover by regions/sales reps area
• Percentage change in traffic accidents and crime rates
• Website visitor pattern around the world (using IP address)
• Relative strength between currencies
• Mobile network signal strength and quality in cities
• Pandemic/Disease case info per country for medical and health industry
• Working capacity for each state
• Support levels/voting of different political parties in opinion polls and elections

Steps for Enabling Heat Map

• Select "Map Settings" button in horizontal toolbar
• Select tap of "Heat Map"
• Check the checkbox for enabling heat map
  (Heat Map can only be viewed in Preview mode / Published Map)
• Set Minimum and Maximum heat map value in boxes
• Select heat map colors for minimum and maximum values respectively in popped up color picker > click "Apply" button
• Click "OK" to apply the settings
  
  

Steps for editing heat map value for regions

• Select "Geographic Area Polygons Tool" in vertical toolbar
• Select region for adding heat map value
• Geographic polygons will then be added on the map
• Click "Geographic Area Polygons Tool" > an editing panel will be popped up
• Edit Heat Map Value in the panel > Click done to apply it
• Click "Add More" if more heat map regions are needed.

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