Web mashups often use real-time data. Web mashups are amazing and have changed the way many different industries operate. But they are typically limited in that they usually just display pre-processed data on a map and give developers access to a JavaScript API. But what if you want to process the data in some way? What if you want to filter, change, and then send it to another system? To use real-time data for geospatial analysis, you need to be able to access it as point data or a georeferenced raster.
You can find out more about web map mashups here: https://www.esri.com/arcgis-blog/products/product/uncategorized/digital-map-mashups/.
As with examples in the previous chapters, the scripts are as simple as possible and designed to be read from start to finish without much mental looping. When functions are used they are listed first, followed by script variable...
