Overview

You can implement various analytics scenarios by creating scenes with a set of layers based on system data with customized visualization and widgets.

Possible scenarios

• Competitors and demand: allows you to find areas with high demand and low competition and identify optimal locations to open a business.
• City infrastructure: helps to analyze population density, transport accessibility, and building types in different city districts.
• Demographic portrait of the population: allows you to determine the concentration of the target audience in different parts of the city.
• Commercial attraction centers: displays key points of business and retail activity in the city.
• Transport accessibility: helps to analyze the transport and pedestrian accessibility of territories.

Below are examples of layers and widgets for scenes. You can create scenes for the selected areas and data categories, and use only data from datasets to which you have access.

Competitors and demand

• Layer Opening of organizations: sample from the Dynamics of organizations dataset. The visualization method is Point.
• Layer Firms: sample from the Firms dataset by specified categories. The visualization method is Point.
• Layer Closing of organizations: sample from the Dynamics of organizations dataset. The visualization method is Point.
• Layer Demand: sample from the Demand dataset by specified categories. The visualization method is Hexbin.
• Widget Competitor rating: column chart with competitor ratings from the 2GIS directory.
• Widget Competitor reviews: histogram with the distribution of the number of reviews for competitors.
• Widget Demand per year: area chart with the distribution of demand over the last 12 months.

City infrastructure

• Layer Buildings: sample from the Buildings dataset. The visualization method is Buildings.
• Layer Living population: sample from the Buildings dataset. The visualization method is H3.
• Layer Car traffic (aggregated): sample from the Car traffic (aggregated) dataset. The visualization method is H3.
• Layer Working population: sample from the Buildings dataset. The visualization method is H3.
• Layer Public transport stops: sample from the Public transport stops dataset. The visualization method is Point.
• Layer Parkings: sample from the Parking dataset. The visualization method is Point.
• Widget Top 10 building purposes: pie chart with distribution of buildings by purpose.
• Widget Number of floors: column chart with distribution of buildings by number of floors.

Demographic portrait of the population

• Layer Living population: sample from the Population dataset. The visualization method is H3.
• Layer Working population: sample from the Population dataset. The visualization method is H3.
• Layer Territorial division: sample from the Territorial division dataset. The visualization method is Polygon.

Commercial attraction centers

• Layer Commercial buildings: sample from the Buildings dataset filtered by building purpose (Commercial building). The visualization method is Point.
• Layer Shopping centers: sample from the Buildings dataset filtered by building purpose (Shopping center). The visualization method is Point.

Transport accessibility

• Layer Public transport stops: sample from the Public transport stops dataset. The visualization method is Point.
• Layer Car traffic (detailed): sample from the Car traffic (detailed) dataset. The visualization method is Line.
• Layer Parkings: sample from the Parking dataset. The visualization method is H3.

Getting started

To create a scene for an analytics scenario:

1. Go to the Main or Data tab.

2. Select the required category of the built-in data.

3. In the Geofilter settings dialog, select up to 50 territories for which the data sample is created. You can use standard and custom territories and also build polygons, proximity zones, and circles on the map. For more information, see the Geofilters section. After you select the territories, click Done.

4. On the Filters tab, set the remaining filters if necessary.

5. Click Create layer.

   If there are no created dashboards yet, the first dashboard with one scene is created, and the layer with data is automatically added to the scene.

6. If there is at least one dashboard created, specify where to add the layer in the dialog:

   • Select the created dashboard and scene in the list to add the layer. Click Create.
   • Click New dashboard, enter a name of the new dashboard, and click Create. A new dashboard with one scene is created, and the layer with data is automatically added to the scene.

7. Create other layers and widgets.

After creating the scene, you can modify the data sample, customize visualization parameters for any layer, and create additional widgets.

What's next?

• Quick start.
• Get to know service features description.
• Get to know how to work with Data and Data visualization.
• Get to know more about Layers, Dashboards, Scenes, and Widgets.