The term "Map Layer Analysis" refers to the examination and evaluation of various levels or layers of a digital map. This function allows users to visualize, compare, and interpret complex geographic data by overlaying and analyzing different information layers.
• Layer management: Adding, removing, and organizing different map layers
• Transparency settings: Adjusting the visibility of individual layers
• Filtering: Selection of specific data within a layer
• Overlay analysis: Combining multiple layers to identify patterns or relationships
• Attribute queries: Retrieving information about specific objects on the map
• Thematic map creation: Generating maps based on specific attributes
• Spatial analyses: Performing calculations such as distance measurements or area calculations
• Analysis of population densities in combination with infrastructure information
• Examination of environmental factors in relation to land use
• Visualization of traffic flows on different road types
• Risk assessment by overlaying natural hazard maps with settlement areas
• Location analysis for businesses considering demographic and economic factors
• Planning of supply networks by combining topography and development plans