Dynamic styling, hillshades, & raster algebra â Feltâs new raster rendering engine
Blog post from Felt
Felt is enhancing its mapping platform by introducing a comprehensive suite of features designed to simplify the visualization and analysis of raster data, making it accessible to both GIS professionals and novices. The platform now supports various data formats, enabling users to effortlessly visualize and analyze topography, elevation, land cover, climate, and weather data by applying custom colors and performing advanced operations like NDVI, NDMI, and NDWI calculations. With dynamic styling and hillshading, users can quickly create detailed visualizations, while the platform's raster algebra capabilities allow for the derivation of new datasets. Felt also facilitates easy sharing and collaboration through a simple link, allowing clients and stakeholders to interact with and comment on maps directly. By combining raster and vector data, users can create comprehensive and informative visual narratives, streamlining workflows and enhancing data communication.
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