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This visualization method is available only for Uploaded data.

The Polygon visualization method will be useful when visualizing objects that have a specific area and perimeter. A closed contour will be created on the map, with nodes having specific coordinates in space.

Overview

Polygon

To choose a display method:

  1. Upload the prepared data.
  2. Create a layer from the uploaded data.
  3. Go to the Layers tab.
  4. Select the created layer.
  5. Select the Polygon display method on the General settings tab.
  6. Set the remaining filter parameters if necessary.

The data will be visualized on the map.

Parameters

For the Polygon display method, the following parameters are available:

  • Color: the color scale of the data display.

    • Color basis: the parameter based on which the elements on the map will be colored according to the Color scale. The available values depend on the selected data category.
    • Color scale: the set of prepared color samples.
    • Invert: select to invert the selected color scale.
    • Steps: gradation of the color scale from 1 to 10.
    • Legend: symbols for color and prepared data.
    • Type of scale: Linear — displays of values of the same order; Logarithmic (default) — displays of a wide range of values, when the values may differ by several orders of magnitude.
    • Opacity: setting the opacity of the elements on the map.
    • Stroke width: width in px from 1 to 25.

  • Outline: enable to display an outline around the elements.

    • Color scale: select the outline color.
    • Stroke width: width in px from 1 to 25.

  • Height: enable to display the data as a bar chart. To enable three-dimensional display format, select the 3D in the bottom-right corner of the map.

    • Height basis: the parameter based on which the elements on the map will be formed. The available values depend on the selected data category.
    • Height scale: column height multiplier from 0.1 to 20.

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