The Vector Tiles button in the

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Convert Dataset to Vector Tiles will automatically read the geometry and start the vector tiling process upon confirmation. If your dataset is a vector tile, you will only be asked to select the geometry columns. Once completed a new vector tile dataset will appear in your workspace. Visualizing Vector Tiles Visualization of generated vector tiles has improved extensive support for visualizing vector tile datasets, in particular support for categorical color scales has been added. There are certain limitations when visualizing tiled datasets as only a small portion of the dataset is loaded at any given time which means that calculations that require viewing all the data in the table columns are possible.

However, vector tiles generated in are always equipped with metadata allowing us to support additional features. Color ScaleNo metadataWith metadataMetadata requires custom breaksNone (user specified range.Quantized requires global minimum and maximum values for each column. This metadata is stored during vector tile generation.Quantile requires all values in a column to create buckets Poland Phone Number of equal size. The amount of data is too large to be saved as metadata.Jenks Natural Breaks requires all values in a column to enable clustering. The amount of data is too large to be saved as metadata.Categorical requires a range of all discrete values of a column. This is saved in the metadata for columns with fewer than discrete values.



Dynamic Applies to data in the viewport. Requires metadata. While some color schemes are always available, external vector tile datasets may not provide adequate metadata. Dynamic Colors also provides a dynamic color scale for all tile dataset types. The dynamic color scale is constantly recalculated to match the data available in the current view. The global color scale remains the same as the view changes but generally appears flatter and also highlights local data changes. For example, look at this vector tile map showing the population of census tracts in the state of San Francisco. Dynamic Colors Off Dynamic Colors Off Although the metadata for this dataset lists the minimum and maximum populations for each tract in the entire state, it is not particularly useful for viewing the population of census tracts in San Francisco.