Sap Se

Jonathan Tiu

Sae-Won Om

Christopher Bolognese

Xing Jin

Mohsen Asadi

Anthony Kohan

Lyndon Hiew

Christopher Tam

Sumedha Sharma

James LLoyd

Fangzhou Yin

Chao Han

Christoper Bolognese

Yijian Wang

Anna Chen

Kyoung Woo Nam

James Lloyd

Some embodiments provide a non-transitory machine-readable medium that stores a program. The program receiving a request for a map visualization that includes geo-enriched data comprising a set of shapes. In response to the request, the program further generates a query for the geo-enriched data. The program also sends the query to a geo-enriching data system. The program further receives the geo-enriched data from the geo-enriching data system. The program also generates the map visualization that includes the set of shapes.

Geo-enriched data based on shapes for visualizations

Some embodiments provide a non-transitory machine-readable medium that stores a program. The program receives an input specifying a location field of a dataset. In response to the input, the program further retrieves a set of geographical hierarchy definitions. The program also retrieves, from the data source specified for a level in the geographical hierarchy defined by a geographical hierarchy definition in the set of geographical hierarchy definitions, a subset of a set of geometries representing a set of geographical regions belonging to the level in the geographical hierarchy. For each geometry in the subset of the set of geometries, at least one record in the dataset has a spatial point in a location field that falls within the geometry. The program further provides the subset of the set of geometries in a view of a map.

Different data sources for regions in geographical hierarchies

Some embodiments provide a program that receives a set of clusters generated from a set of geo-enriched data. The program further identifies a subset of the set of clusters that intersect a map extent of a map. Upon determining that a number of geo-enriched data represented by the subset of the set of clusters is greater than a threshold number, the program renders the map extent of the map to include the subset of the set of clusters. Upon determining that the number of geo-enriched data represented by the subset of the set of clusters is not greater than the threshold number, the program further sends a query for a subset of the set of geo-enriched data that is within the map extent, receives the subset of the set of geo-enriched data and renders the map extent of the map to include the subset of the set of geo-enriched data.

Clustering for geo-enriched data

In one embodiment, the present disclosure pertains to downloading visualization data. Data visualizations in a user interface display may be created from remote data. Portions of the remote data may be downloaded to a local computer to recreate the data visualizations without the need for remote data requests. In another embodiment, a data export architecture includes jobs comprising a plurality of tasks configured in series. In one example embodiment, the jobs may correspond to particular data visualizations to be downloaded.

Downloading visualization data between computer systems

In one embodiment, the present disclosure pertains to data import and reconciliation. In one embodiment, a location field is compared against alternative geo-descriptors to link the location fields to areaIDs and geospatial shapes. A similarity search is performed against unmatched location fields. In one example embodiment, a table is generated with unique location IDs, areaIDs, and metadata describing the results of the comparison.

Data import and reconciliation

In one embodiment, the present disclosure pertains to a data export job engine. A data export architecture may include jobs comprising a plurality of tasks configured in series. In one example embodiment, the jobs may correspond to particular data visualizations to be downloaded. In another embodiment, data visualizations in a user interface display may be created from remote data. Portions of the remote data may be downloaded to a local computer to recreate the data visualizations without the need for remote data requests.

Data export job engine

Some embodiments provide a non-transitory machine-readable medium that stores a program. The program receives a request to geo-enrich data comprising a set of location data. The program further accesses shape data comprising a plurality of shapes associated with a plurality of geographical regions. The program also associates, for each location data in the set of location data, a shape in the plurality of shape with the location data.

Geo-enrichment of data based on shapes

Some embodiments provide a program that provides a view of a map that includes a geometry representing a geographical region belonging to a first level in a plurality of levels of a geographical hierarchy. The program further receives a request to focus on a geometry representing a geographical region belonging to a first level in the plurality of levels. The program further provides, in the view of the map, a subset of a set of geometries representing a set of geographical regions belonging to the second level in the plurality of levels of the geographical hierarchy. The program also provide, in the view of the map, a point for each record in the dataset having a spatial point in the location field that falls within the geometry representing the geographical region belonging to the first level in the plurality of levels.

Focus operations for regions in geographical hierarchies

Some embodiments provide a non-transitory machine-readable medium that stores a program. The program receives, from a client device, a request to geo-enrich data that includes a set of data and a set of location data associated with the set of data. The program also selects a geocoder from a plurality of different geocoders based on the set of location data associated with the set of data. The program further geo-enriches the set of location data using the selected geocoder.

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