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Address overplotting #94

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esheehan-gsl opened this issue Sep 20, 2022 · 0 comments
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Address overplotting #94

esheehan-gsl opened this issue Sep 20, 2022 · 0 comments
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Problem

There’s a lot of over-plotting in the map, particularly in the eastern US. It obscures the map borders and makes it difficult to orient yourself. Additionally, displaying all observations over CONUS makes it hard to read anything meaningful from the map.

Solution

There are a number of things we could do to address these problems:

  1. Draw the map borders over the data points so they're not obscured
  2. Plot contours instead of individual observations
  3. Group nearby observations if they are close enough on-screen

Part of this might involve calculating the density of observations on-screen and if they are too close together, grouping them, or switching to an aggregate display (like a contour plot).

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Describe any features or behaviors that have been considered and rejected as out of scope for this project.

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Describe any solutions to problems that pose a risk to completing this project on time.

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