Cartographic workshop
The Cartographic workshop visualization allows to project geolocated data onto a map.
You have an example of this visualization on Move by bike.
Concepts
To configure a Cartographic workshop visualization, your active account contains at least one dataset with concepts Latitude et Longitude / Geometry associated with the columns of its schema.
Create a Cartographic Workshop visualization
To create your visualization, click on Visualizations then on Configure a visualization.
- Choose the visualization Cartographic workshop
- Enter the visualization title and save
You are redirected to the configuration page of your application with its different sections:
- Information
- Action buttons (full screen, integration on a site, capture, ...)
- Configuration menu
- Preview
The title of the visualization can be changed anytime.
The Informations section shows a summary of the characteristics of your application.
Configuration menu
The configuration menu contains three submenus : Data layers and Other options.
1.Data Layers
In the Data Layers section, you add the layers present in your visualization.
A layer corresponds to a dataset containing geographic data.
You can add multiple layers, each layer will have its own configuration.
When you add a layer, a new window is displayed. This window allows you to configure how your layer data is rendered using the Data Source, Details On Click, Display Type and *Color Adjustments sections. *.
Note: If your file is not available in the Data Source section, check that you have updated concepts Latitude and Longitude or Geometry in your dataset.
Details On Click allows to select multiple columns to display in the legend when a user of your visualization clicks on an item on your layer
Display type allows to define the representation of your layer: a single icon, icons based on the values of a field, circles or even the geometries present in the dataset used for your layer.
Color Settings allows you to set the colors used by your layer.
You can use a single color, colors based on values in an interval, or based on values in a set.
Single color can be set in configuration.
When working with colors based on values within a range, you have three palette type options: Gradient Between Different Colors, Gradient Same Color Tone, or Specific Colors.
The Field containing values allows you to define the numeric column represented by the colors.
You can then define intervals of the same size, by quantiles or in manual adjustment.
Each frame represents a layer
2.Other options
In this section you can:
- set the Map Style among nearly 10 different styles
- show/hide search by address
- enable geolocation
- set the initial position of your map