get rbg response
The data layers response comes in a GeoTIFF file. You can use your own tooling to get the data you are interested in. For example, imagine you have a GeoTIFF image showing temperature values across a region. Using TypeScript, you can map low temperatures to blue colors and high temperatures to red to create a colorful image that's instantly understandable for visualizing temperature patterns.
This TypeScript code is designed to take special image files called GeoTIFFs and display them on a website using an HTML canvas (like a digital picture frame). The code uses the following components:
GeoTIFF images: GeoTIFFs can store multiple layers of image data, making them useful for maps or scientific analysis.
RGB Images: These are the types of images we're most familiar with (like photos). Every pixel has red, green, and blue values that determine the color.
Palettes: These are like paint sets. They contain a list of predefined colors that can be used to color images.
Request Params
| Key | Datatype | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
id | string |