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Geospatial Coordinate Extraction
Conode uses address information to plot maps. If your data already contains latitude and longitude features, Conode can recognise them and will automatically plot a spatial view upon uploading the data.
If this doesn’t work, you can manually select the longitude and latitude features, open a new view from those nodes and toggle on the geospatial map.
If not, the Geocode agent located on the right side drawer can be used to extract the longitude and latitude coordinates from the address feature, which will then facilitate geospatial visualisation of your data.
Two resulting views will display:
- New nodes longitude and latitude that were extracted from each original address
- Spatial plot of longitude vs latitude to visualise the addresses
Transferring Coordinates to Data Nodes
Note that the address feature nodes are now annotated by latitude and longitude, but the data (row) nodes which the
address features point to will not yet be annotated themselves. To position these data nodes at the right location,
either utilize Propagate to transfer edges from the address nodes,
or directly send them into the 'Spatial view' scatter plot
and use the align by neighbours layout to send them to the right position, as shown in the following video.