Summary
In this chapter, we produced a dynamic web application using a physical raster analysis example: hydrological analysis. To do this, we started by preparing the raster elevation data for the hydrological analysis and then performed the analysis. We took a look at how we could automate that workflow using the Modeler workflow automation tool. Next, we used NNJoin to create a spatial join between some hydrological outputs to produce a data source that would be suited to web interaction and querying. Finally, we published this data to an external cloud platform, CartoDB, and implemented their SQL API in a JavaScript function to find the toxic sites upstream from a location, given the Leaflet web client interaction. In the next chapter, we ...
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