Description: A map layer is a visual representation that overlays a base map, providing additional information that can be crucial for the analysis and interpretation of geospatial data. These layers allow users to integrate different datasets, facilitating the visualization of patterns, trends, and spatial relationships. Map layers can include demographic data, information about infrastructure, natural resources, or any other type of information that can be geolocated. This functionality not only enhances the aesthetics of the map but also enriches the user experience by allowing a deeper understanding of the information presented. Layers can be customized and adjusted according to the analysis needs, making them a versatile tool in data visualization. Additionally, the interactivity they offer allows users to explore different aspects of the data, making data-driven decision-making more effective and informed.
