Type	Example	Format	SQL (tested in Snowflake)
Geocode	`[48.5701099999999997 , 34.7904899999999984]`	`[longitude, latitude]`	SELECT CONCAT('[', longitude, ',', latitude, ']') as GEOCODE FROM MY_TABLE;
Longitude & Latitude	`48.5701099999999997` `34.7904899999999984`	ℹ 1 field for each	SELECT longitude, latitude FROM MY_TABLE;
Geohash	`9q9j8ue2v71y5zzy0s4q`	Hash	SELECT ST_GEOHASH( TO_GEOGRAPHY('POINT(-122.306100 37.554162)')) AS geohash_of_point_a;

Configuring the map

Property	Function / Purpose
Dimension (tooltip value)	Presented in the tooltip, this is what we use to group by when querying your data.
Location type	This is the location we use. This is an aggregation, for example with latitude/longiutude we can use min/max/average, which helps when working with different grains of location data.
Size	Pixels Point size can be fixed, where the point size remains the same regardless of screen size. This can be variable based on using a measure. Distance Dynamic sizing, which will adjust as you zoom in and out of the map. For example, a point can be `5 km` wide. This can be variable based on using a measure. This mode is responsive to zoom level.

Layers

Our map supports multiple layers to help you visualize your data in multiple ways simultaneously.

Point Layer

Cluster

The Cluster Marker plugin in Leaflet offers a visually customizable approach to group markers. It's designed for performance and flexibility, allowing for various applications.

Clusters allow the creation of visible maps when there are big numbers of entities to draw on the map.
The cluster display is part of the point layer. The cluster setting is in the grouping sector in the properties panel.