maxCompositeContours
maxCompositeContours is a parameter used in contouring and isoline generation workflows to cap the number of contour features produced when multiple data sources or time steps are combined into a single composite contour layer. It serves as a guardrail to limit output complexity, improve rendering performance, and preserve legibility in maps and visualizations.
The concept applies across geographic information systems, meteorological visualization, and remote sensing applications where contours or
How maxCompositeContours behaves depends on the implementation. When the potential number of composite contours would exceed
In practice, maxCompositeContours is exposed as an integer option in configuration files, API calls, or user