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I wanted to ask you about the way to make spatial interpolation in google maps API. This means- I have values for some points inside an area and want to recalculate values for every point in this area (and create an raster overlay).
In “offline” GIS softwares, there are more methods to do this. For example Kriging (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kriging).
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There is no real practical way to do such a thing. Spatial Interpolation is something you really need a full-blown GIS to accomplish. It requires storing, analyzing, and presenting data in way that ArcGis or QGis is best suited for. There is some new feature in ArcGis Online that works with Google Maps API but I don’t know much about it and am unsure if it would be any help for you but a link is here.