Question

The new FusionTablesLayer in Google Maps API version 3 has an option to display as a heatmap instead of points. Here's the example. Is there a way to get the heat map display without using Fusion Tables (but still using the Google Maps API)? I already have my data in my own PostgreSQL/Postgis database. Having Google do the heatmap a preferred alternative to implementing my own tile server.

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Solution

Heatmap Layer has officially been added to the Google Maps API, no Fusion Table needed.

OTHER TIPS

You could also have a look at gHeat here which might work for you.

http://code.google.com/p/gheat/

Hope it helps

Matt

The best solution I have found so far is heatmap.js. It's a nice browser side solution that works pretty well and is surprisingly efficient. The one downside (and it's a big one) is that it uses HTML canvas,so doesn't work on IE versions before version 9.

You might want to try an external service or library, like Heat Map API. Apart from Fusion Tables Google does not offer a heat mapping service that can be rendered on the Maps API.

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