I have an interpolated temperature data samples that covers a map evenly. The data is in the form of (lat,lon,temp). I want to render that data on top of google maps. I tried google heat maps and the rendering is inaccurate.
I assume one way to do it is to have a layer stored in geoserver. I don't want to use this option. I would prefer if the data are included with the webpage and rendered at runtime.
What technique should I follow?
It seems that is is possible to render polygons in google maps. You could set the opacity, and color. What I did is interpolating temperature at different degrees, and then creating a large number of polygons that get rendered on top of the map.
The color of each polygon is changed based on the approximated temperature value. I got the following results:
Now I have the following isse: File size is too large, about 1MB is needed to store the code of java script.
How can I send the java script code in compact format to the client?
Also let me know if there is an alternative way to render polygons on top of google maps.
