Upload your district's survey CSVs and produce a ready-to-deploy map page. No coding needed.
Pick your district — the Chinese name, food-licence code, and map centre fill in automatically. You can fine-tune them below if needed.
First, download the camera template and fill in every thermal camera for this phase — one row per camera, with its location and details. How you fill the RAR (%) column tells the map which period this is:
• Leave RAR empty → surveillance period — the survey is still under way; cameras show in olive.
• Fill in RAR → result period — the survey is finished; cameras are coloured by their RAR result.
You can add up to four phases. The one marked as default opens first on the map.
A district's sampling pool is the full set of candidate locations from which the survey cameras are drawn — usually around 300 per district. Plotting them is optional. If you'd like them shown on the map, download the pool template, fill in the locations, and upload it here.
Confirm your points land in the right place and the colours look right before generating.
This builds the configuration and drops it into the map template to produce a finished index.html you can publish to your web host.
Defaults to a map_template.html sitting next to this page. Fetching it needs this builder to be served over http(s) from a web server, not opened directly from a local file.
The config-only download works anywhere and fully describes your map — useful for review, or to splice into the template by hand.