Color scale editor

To access the editor, select Edit on a product pane.

Figure 1. Color scale editor modes for radar/lidar products
Figure 2. Color scale editor for lightning products

Use the color scale editor to create your own color scales. The editor displays the current color scale gradient and presents a preview on the left. On the right side is a list of the keypoints of the color scale.

Each keypoint sets the RGB color of a defined value in the product, and the values between keypoints are interpolated to make a smooth gradient. By optimizing the keypoints for site-specific conditions, you can make measurement ranges close to each other more distinct, and improve the users' ability to perform visual analysis on the data.

The open-ended scale setting allows you to define how values outside the upper and lower thresholds of the color gradient are displayed on the map. Open-ended scales continue drawing values beyond the thresholds with the same color as the lowest or highest keypoint in the color scale. Non open-ended scales do not draw any values outside the thresholds on the map.
Figure 3. Open and non-open color scales
tip Using non-open scales, especially for the low end, is an effective way to remove signal noise or clutter from the radar product layer.
The open-ended scale and and gradients are not applicable for lightning products.