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Control time extent using time slider | ArcGIS Maps SDK for Qt

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This sample demonstrates how to use the time slider from the toolkit to visualize temporal data by applying a specific time extent. When viewing feature layers that contain a large amount of data with timestamps, you may want to filter the data to only show data relevant to a specific time range. This can help visualize changes in the data over time and aid in making better interpretations and predictions of future trends.

When viewing layers that contain a large amount of data with timestamps, you may want to filter the data to only show data relevant to a specific time range.

Use the slider at the bottom of the map to customize the date range for which you want to view the data. Once the start and end date have been selected, the mapview will update to only show the relevant data that falls in the time extent selected. Use the play button to step through the data one day at a time. Use the previous and next buttons to manually step through the data in one day increments.

1. Create a MapView with a Map.
2. Create a ServiceFeatureTable from a URL (the feature layer from the url in this sample includes time-enabled data).
3. Create a feature layer from the service feature table.
4. Add the feature layer that includes time-enabled data to the map's list of operational layers.
5. Create a TimeSlider from the ArcGIS Maps SDK for Qt Toolkit to allow users to show data only from the given date range. This sets up all necessary calls to visualize and step through the temporal data.

• FeatureLayer
• Map
• MapView
• ServiceFeatureTable

This sample uses Atlantic hurricane data from the National Hurricane Center (NOAA / National Weather Service) and the TimeSlider toolkit component which requires the toolkit to be cloned and set up locally. For information about setting up the toolkit, see the repository's root README.md here.

animate, data, filter, time, time extent, time frame, toolkit

ControlTimeExtentTimeSlider.cpp ControlTimeExtentTimeSlider.cpp ControlTimeExtentTimeSlider.h ControlTimeExtentTimeSlider.qml

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// [WriteFile Name=ControlTimeExtentTimeSlider, Category=Features]
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// Copyright 2021 Esri.
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#ifdef PCH_BUILD
#include "pch.hpp"
#endif // PCH_BUILD

// sample headers
#include "ControlTimeExtentTimeSlider.h"

// ArcGIS Maps SDK headers
#include "FeatureLayer.h"
#include "LayerListModel.h"
#include "Map.h"
#include "MapQuickView.h"
#include "MapTypes.h"
#include "ServiceFeatureTable.h"

using namespace Esri::ArcGISRuntime;

ControlTimeExtentTimeSlider::ControlTimeExtentTimeSlider(QObject* parent /* = nullptr */):
  QObject(parent),
  m_map(new Map(BasemapStyle::ArcGISTopographic, this))
{
  ServiceFeatureTable* featureTable = new ServiceFeatureTable(QUrl("https://services5.arcgis.com/N82JbI5EYtAkuUKU/ArcGIS/rest/services/Hurricane_time_enabled_layer_2005_1_day/FeatureServer/0"), this);
  FeatureLayer* featureLayer = new FeatureLayer(featureTable, this);
  m_map->operationalLayers()->append(featureLayer);
}

ControlTimeExtentTimeSlider::~ControlTimeExtentTimeSlider() = default;

void ControlTimeExtentTimeSlider::init()
{
  // Register the map view for QML
  qmlRegisterType<MapQuickView>("Esri.Samples", 1, 0, "MapView");
  qmlRegisterType<ControlTimeExtentTimeSlider>("Esri.Samples", 1, 0, "ControlTimeExtentTimeSliderSample");
}

MapQuickView* ControlTimeExtentTimeSlider::mapView() const
{
  return m_mapView;
}

// Set the view (created in QML)
void ControlTimeExtentTimeSlider::setMapView(MapQuickView* mapView)
{
  if (!mapView || mapView == m_mapView)
    return;

  m_mapView = mapView;
  m_mapView->setMap(m_map);

  emit mapViewChanged();
}

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