Represent Connections Between Coordinates on a Map Visualization
You can represent connections between two geographic points or areas by using a dynamic line map layer type.
The dynamic line map layer automatically generates lines between specified start and end coordinates on a map. For example, you might want to visualize movement patterns between cities, illustrate flight routes between airports, or show business relationships, or logistics routes between countries or warehouses.
The Dynamic Line map layer type has two categories:
- Start Node: Defines origin coordinates or a geographic location.
- End Node: Defines destination coordinates or a geographic location.
The Start Node and End Node can contain the following map data
formats:
- Latitude and Longitude: Use latitude and longitude coordinates for each node.
- Cities or Countries: Use named cities or countries as coordinates for each node.
- Points or Polygons: Use individual points or polygons (geographic shapes) as coordinates for each node.