Adding a statistical layer

The user selects the {Add statistical layer} button . A window is displayed containing a list of statistical data banks and, within the bank, a hierarchical tree of thematically structured data to create a statistical layer.

Figure 74 Add phenomenon

The user selects the data bank from which the data will be added in the module.

Figure 75 Add layer - selection from list

The user selects the topic of interest from the tree. An alternative option is to search for the topic by entering a string in the [Search...] field.

Figure 76 Add statistical layer - feature selection

The user selects the {Next} button, which is only activated when the level containing the thematic data is selected in the tree. A form opens which allows the user to select the phenomena available in the cartographic presentation.

Figure 77 Add statistical layer - defining the content of a statistical layer

The user defines how the layer will be displayed by specifying the available parameters. The user then selects the {Next} button. Depending on what the user has selected as {Mode of presentation of the phenomenon} in the next step, the corresponding visualisation tools will be available.   {One phenomenon}:

Figure 78 Add statistical layer - one phenomenon tokenization tool

{Related phenomena}:

Figure 79 Add statistical layer - Related phenomena of the tokenization tool

{Miscellaneous phenomena} (another phenomenon needs to be added):

Figure 80 Add statistical layer - Miscellaneous phenomena

The user selects the {Add another phenomenon} button - a format is displayed in which the user selects another phenomenon from the available list.

Figure 81 Adding another phenomenon

The user indicates the phenomenon in the list and selects the {Add phenomenon} button.

Figure 82 View of a template with two phenomena added

The user then selects the {Next} button and proceeds to symbolise the phenomena using the tools available in the format.

Figure 83 Add phenomenon - Miscellaneous phenomena symbolisation tool

The user selects the {Save} button after specifying the symbolisation for the phenomenon.
The {Back} button takes you back to the previous step of creating the layer.