Geolevels

Geolevels

In this table area levels can be edited.

Changes can be made through the buttons, a popup menu (right mouse button) and direct modification of a field

You can use the filters to make a selection

Data

Click on this item to view the data records for this area level.

Areas

Click on this item to view the geo items for this area level.

Area Count

The number of geo items will indicate how many geo items of that geo level are present. This value is automatically calculated and cannot be adjusted.

Geolevel code

Each area level needs to have a unique code to distinct itself from other levels.

Name Singular

This field can specify the name (singular) of an area level.

Name Plural

You can give a geo level a name. The name is split in two parts here: single name and plural name. For the municipality geo level, "municipality " is the singular name and "municipality n" the plural name. singular name or plural name are used, depending on the number of geo items that have been selected for a presentation, in the presentation overview of Swing, for example.

View Map

If there is no map available for a geo level, this can be indicated by turning off the option 'Show map'.

Description

For each area level a short description can be specified.

It is possible to add some formatting to the description by using a limited set of HTML elements. The following elements are permitted:

• <strong> or <b>
• <i>
• <u>
• <em>
• <p>
• <span>
• <h1> t/m <h6>

Because the text of the description may contain HTML code, it must be taken into account that valid HTML code is used. Especially the < character (&lt;) and > character (&gt;) must be added as valid HTML code.

In order to have more in depth information it is recommended to include this information in a HTML file, and assign it to the more information field.

InfoURL

If there is additional information available on a geo level, then the administrator can record this extra information in an HTML file. The name of this file then needs to be recorded in the 'More Information' column.

SequenceNr

The sequence number of a geo level indicates the sequence in which the geo levels are displayed on the geo level control in the user version.

Type

Geo items can have one of the following three types:

• Area
• Location
• Line
• Cluster

These types relate to the geo items belonging to that geo level. If for the municipality level the Area type is set, then all municipalities belong to that type. A location only has an x- and and a y-coordinate. For roads you need to use the Line type. A geolevel of the cluster type requires a base geolevel. The base level indicates which geographic level the clustering is based on. For example, in the case of clustering based on the size of a municipality, the base level would be the municipality. The relation between the areas from the base level and the areas from the cluster level are defined in the geolevel aggregation table.

SelectType

The selection type indicates in which way the geo level can be selected in the selection dialog when making a presentation. There are four different selection types:

• Not selectable

  Geo items of this geo level are not shown and cannot be chosen in the geo selection screen when making a presentation.

• Fully selectable

  Geo items of this geo level can be chosen anywhere.

• Only select as contour

  Geo items of this geo level need to be split and can be chosen by the selection assistant.

• Only select as split up

  Geo items of this geo level can only be chosen by splitting.

• Splitup not selectable

  Geo items of this geo level cannot be chosen when splitting.

• Only selectable in compare

  Geo items from this geo level can only be selected within the comparison geo level.

• Only selectable in report

  Geo items of this geo level can only be chosen in reports.

BoundingRectLeft

It can be determined for map presentations in which position and scale the area should be presented.

With the RD coordination-system the location of a fixed point in the Netherlands can be indicated by use of RD-coordinates.

Each presentation is presented in a frame.

This means that two coordinates need to be determined:

• Upper outline: y-coordinate left top corner
• Left outline: x-coordinate left top corner
• Lower outline: y-coordinate right bottom corner
• Right outline: x-coordinate right bottom corner

BoundingRectRight

It can be determined for map presentations in which position and scale the area should be presented.

With the RD coordination-system the location of a fixed point in the Netherlands can be indicated by use of RD-coordinates.

Each presentation is presented in a frame.

This means that two coordinates need to be determined:

• Upper outline: y-coordinate left top corner
• Left outline: x-coordinate left top corner
• Lower outline: y-coordinate right bottom corner
• Right outline: x-coordinate right bottom corner

BoundingRectTop

It can be determined for map presentations in which position and scale the area should be presented.

With the RD coordination-system the location of a fixed point in the Netherlands can be indicated by use of RD-coordinates.

Each presentation is presented in a frame.

This means that two coordinates need to be determined:

• Upper outline: y-coordinate left top corner
• Left outline: x-coordinate left top corner
• Lower outline: y-coordinate right bottom corner
• Right outline: x-coordinate right bottom corner

BoundingRectBottom

It can be determined for map presentations in which position and scale the area should be presented.

With the RD coordination-system the location of a fixed point in the Netherlands can be indicated by use of RD-coordinates.

Each map is presented in a frame.

This means that two coordinates need to be determined:

• Upper outline: y-coordinate left top corner
• Left outline: x-coordinate left top corner
• Lower outline: y-coordinate right bottom corner
• Right outline: x-coordinate right bottom corner

BaseGeoLevel

For cluster area levels a base area level must be specified. The base area level indicates which area level the clustering is based on. Consider, for example, a clustering based on the size of a municipality, the base area level being the municipality.

The area aggregation must indicate the relationships between the areas from the basic area level and the areas from the cluster level.

NamingEndMark

In order to display names nicely in a map, it is possible to shorten geo item names automatically with the help of separation-texts.

For each geo level it can be indicated if this option is used and which string is used as the naming-endmark.

ReportCode

If a report is set for an area level, this report is generated when more information is requested for a geo item.
In this report an input with the name "input_geo" should be available.

If no report is available, the default info page will be used instead.

Object icon

In this field the object icon for an area level containing objects is set.

The entry for this field contains the name of the icon font used followed by a dot and then the code for the icon (unicode).
The icon font "FontAwesome" is installed by default on the server. 

The following icons are available:

Code	icon name	image
FontAwesome.f1ad	building
FontAwesome.f041	location-pin
FontAwesome.f1ae	child
FontAwesome.f238	train
FontAwesome.f015	house
FontAwesome.f19d	graduation-cap
FontAwesome.f044	pen-to-square
FontAwesome.f042	circle-half-stroke
FontAwesome.f043	droplet
FontAwesome.f005	star
FontAwesome.f0a3	certificate
FontAwesome.f0d8	caret-up
FontAwesome.f0c8	square
FontAwesome.f21d	street-view
FontAwesome.f0fa	suitcase-medical
FontAwesome.f0fe	square-plus
FontAwesome.f0fd	bell
FontAwesome.f1e3	futbol
FontAwesome.f206	bicycle
FontAwesome.f076	magnet
FontAwesome.f2dc	snowflake
FontAwesome.f14a	square-check
FontAwesome.f02d	book
FontAwesome.f1fc	paintbrush
FontAwesome.f05a	circle-info
FontAwesome.f192	circle-dot
FontAwesome.f1bb	tree
FontAwesome.f0d7	caret-down
FontAwesome.f0f4	mug-saucer
FontAwesome.f276	map-pin
FontAwesome.f55e	bus-simple
FontAwesome.f618	pen-paintbrush
FontAwesome;f2ed	trash-can
FontAwesome.f3c5	location-dot
FontAwesome.f3b3	industry-windows

Additional icons can be added to this list on request.

Object icon color

The color used to display the object icon.