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<!-- Palette Definition for Opals -->
<OpalsPalette>
	 <name>Scaleable Density Palette</name>
  <comment>Schema uses traffic light colors.</comment>
  <comment>Use -scalePal together with a scalar factor in opalsZcolor to specify the reference density REF (e.g., the expected density). Values from 1.0*REF onwards are color-coded in different tones of green. The more the density increases the darker the green (= decrease of lightness).</comment>
  <comment>Values between 0.75*REF and 1.0*REF appear in yellow. Values between 0.5*REF and 0.75*REF appear in orange. Below 0.5*REF the values appear in red.</comment>
<comment></comment>
  <comment>Alternatively, the median of the point density can be used as REF. This way the full color range is exploited for representing the density distribution.</comment>
  <comment> </comment>
  <comment>Hint on rows in palette definition: all values within [this_val, next_larger_val) get this_color</comment>
  <values type="RGB255" />
  <entry val="BG"    R="194" G="194" B="194" comment="background color" />
  <entry val=" 4.0"  R="  2" G=" 91" B="51" comment="[this_class_bound, +Infinity) (overflow color)" />
  <entry val=" 3.0"  R=" 45" G="135" B="47" comment="[this_class_bound, next_larger_class_bound)" />
  <entry val=" 2.0"  R="100" G="165" B="45" comment="" />
  <entry val=" 1.0"  R="161" G="200" B="40" comment="" />
  <entry val=" 0.75" R="242" G="229" B="12" comment="[this_class_bound, next_larger_class_bound)" />
  <entry val=" 0.5"  R="242" G="161" B="12" comment="" />
  <entry val="uf"    R="242" G=" 12" B="12" comment="(-Infinity, next_larger_class_bound) (underflow color)" />
</OpalsPalette>
