Closed bhaskarvk closed 5 months ago
from my point of view I am happy with whatever plugin is able to work with native R spatial objects, i.e. sp, sf, raster. Though from what I gather, these plugins really only work with GeoJSON and WMS served rasters correct? If that is the case, then I am not too fussed as we can transform to GeoJSON before rendering even if that adds another layer of overhead. Regarding rasters, we need to come up with a good solution for local rasters as this is what most people work with in my opinion. However, I'd be interested to hear other peoples opinions as I am not working at all with proper space-time data. @edzer would be nice to hear your thoughts on this.
Being able to work with local rasters would be very nice - there is lots of climate and land use data I would like to display in this manner.
Support for files like GeoJSON or R spatial object would also be my priority over WMS-T. I saw the 'R + leaflet + Time Dimension Plugin' youtube video which looks really nice. Anyway an up vote for this implementation, I'm hoping to use it in a Shiny App.
There are a number of time-related plugins available for R:
leaflet.extras2 offers Playback, MovingMarker, LeafletSlider
TimeseriesMap - Creates a timeseries leaflet map that displays point location time series data and allows playback with a slider and "Play" button.
I will have a closer look at TimeDimension
and consider whether I can/should integrate it.
Feel free to reopen the issue if you're missing some functionality.
Currently these are the options to visualize spatiotemporal data.
My vote goes to Timeline as it's very easy to implement. But I am willing to listen to arguments for others, especially TImeDimension.
cc @tim-salabim @jcheng5 @mdsumner