Cluster/Disperse - Cluster category (Process operations)

Clusters Items based on attribute values

Expression*

The cluster value as a simple property name or as an expression, eg '_FC&' or 'building_type$="industrial"'

Clusters Items together that lie within the same Polygon from another Overlay.

Clusters Items based on distance between Items.

Radius*

The cluster radius as a simple property name or as an expression, eg '12.34' or 'Max(123.4,range#)'

The above image shows an initial Overlay with Polygon Items. The following images show the effect that may be obtained using Cluster Items (by distance) with increasing Radius values:

Creates a cluster point from Items based on distance between Items

Radius*

The cluster radius as a simple property name or as an expression, eg '12.34' or 'Max(123.4,range#)'

The above image shows an initial Overlay with Polygon Items.

The following images show the effect that may be obtained using Create cluster point (by distance) with increasing Radius values.

Note: The Point Items are shown as red crosses, the Polygons are shown to indicate the position of the Point Items.

Creates a cluster point from Items based on attribute values

Expression*: The cluster value, as a simple property name, or as an expression, eg '_FC&' or 'building_type$="industrial"'

Creates a cluster point from Items within regular, rectangular grid cells.

This function aggregates items within a grid of a user-defined size. Items found within a grid cell are represented in the output by a point item with an attribute that shows the sum of the items it represents.

Examples of use may include aggregating data for use at lower scales where exact geographic location is less important than knowing how many items there are.

This example shows the result of the Create cluster point (by grid) function:

Creates a cluster point from Items that lie within the same Polygon from another Overlay.

Filter expression

A filter expression, eg '_FC& IN (1,2,3)' or 'building_type$="industrial"', to use when finding the cluster Polygons

Overlay*

The name of the Overlay containing the cluster Polygons