Sap Se

Lyndon Hiew

Sae-Won Om

Mohsen Asadi

Jonathan Tiu

Christopher Bolognese

Christopher Tam

Xing Jin

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 non-transitory machine-readable medium that stores a program. The program receives from a data modeling system a data model definition of a data model. The program further generates a query for geo-enriched data from the data model based on the data model definition. The program also sends the query to a proxy system for the proxy system to forward the query to a geo-enriched data system. The program further receives a set of geo-enriched data from the geo-enriched data system via the proxy system.

Data models for geo-enriched data

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.

Framework for data geocoding

Some embodiments provide a non-transitory machine-readable medium that stores a program. The program sends a second computing system a spatial filter and a first query for a first set of geo-enriched data associated with a spatial visualization. The program further sends the second computing system the spatial filter and a second query for a second set of geo-enriched data associated with a non-spatial visualization. The program also receives, from the second computing system, a subset of the first set of geo-enriched data. The program further receives, from the second computing system, a subset of the second set of geo-enriched data. The program also generates the spatial visualization to include the subset of the first set of geo-enriched data. The program further generates the non-spatial visualization to include the subset of the second set of geo-enriched data.

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Lyndon Hiew