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The Map Panel

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Last updated 4 months ago

About The Map Panel

The Map panel uses to create the basic map, and plots the locations of all genomes that have been provided with latitude and longitude coordinates in the metadata. No data gets sent to Mapbox; rather, your data are overlaid onto data from Mapbox within your local browser.

Using The Map Panel

  • Location markers are coloured according to the .

  • When multiple genomes have the same location, the marker will be shown as a pie chart.

  • When an AMR column is selected, the map marker will be coloured in ratio of resistance/intermediate/sensitive phenotype (red/yellow/white) or present/absent (red/white) genotype. The circle in the top left shows the overall ratios for the selected resistance phenotype or genotype.

  • Other controls:

    • zoom in or out (swipe gestures work if using a touchpad)

    • move the map around

    • apply a different map style (e.g. satellite, topographic, etc.) using the Style lozenge

    • download an image by right-clicking on the map

Selecting a map marker (or a group of markers, by drawing a line around them using the polygon lasso tool ) will highlight the respective leaves on the tree and filter the rows in the tables below.

Applying the Viewport filter and adjusting the zoom will automatically highlight and filter other panels based on what's currently visible in the map panel.

Genomes selected in the or will be highlighted on the map with a purple ring.

adjust marker sizes and opacity after clicking the map controls button

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marker showing many genomes