An indicator represents a phenomenon that can be displayed on a map. It allows the user to configure how the phenomenon will be displayed. Indicator has a reference to a metric, which is a mathematical expression of the phenomenon. Indicators are further analysed in indicator drills, with whom they are paired with and displayed in a dashboard.
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areas(based ongeometryPolygonsubtype dataset)gridgeometryPolygonsubtype dataset)zonesgeometryPolygonsubtype dataset)heatmap(based ongeometryPointsubtype dataset)dotmap(based ongeometryPointsubtype dataset)line(based ongeometryLinesubtype dataset)
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This object also allows to enable the Dominance visualization in the Compare tool (
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zoom | integer |
| zoom level, for which the
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global | decimal |
| global scale value (= no marker selected) |
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selection | decimal |
| selected scale value (= when a marker is selected) | x => 0.0 | ||||||||
itemId | string |
| Generated ID for this item to be used for matching it within a parent array while rebasing share objects. For more details see content.**.itemId section. | [a-z0-9]{32} |
no need to specify all 16 zoom levels - when one level is specified, the rest is computed as a result of a geometric series...
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breaks | array |
| array of distribution break values (integer or decimal) |
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displayIntervals | array |
| specifies which scale intervals should be displayed |
content.**.itemId
Generated ID for this item to be used for matching it within a parent array while rebasing share objects. itemId is genrated as hash from random UUID when given item is being created - either an entire dashboard is being created or an item is being added to MD object content via update. Once itemId is generated it is not supposed to be modified.
IMPORTANT: When interacting with REST API do not provide own generated values as itemId;
- if an item is being created do not provide itemId attribute at all - it will be generated at backend and returend within a response payload
- if an item is being updated provide the value of itemId which was previously retrieved from backend via REST API - this value will be used for matching the item with share object diffs while rebasing a share object
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