projections Property
Vega projections map longitude and latitude data to projected x and y coordinates. When working with geospatial data in OmniSci, you can use projections to define geographic points and regions.
General projections property JSON format:
"projections": [
{
"name": "<projectionName>",
"type": "<projectionType>",
"bounds": {
"x": [<minLong>,<maxLong>],
"y": [<minLat>,<maxLat>]
}
}
]When you specify a projection, you must reference it in the Marks Property using the transform object. For example, if you define the projection my_mercator_projection:
"projections": [
{
"name": "my_mercator_projection",
"type": "mercator",
"bounds": {
"x": [-120.0, 120.0],
"y": [-20.0,20.0]
}
}
]you then reference it as follows:
The projections specification has the following properties:
name
string
X
User-assigned name of the projection.
type
string
X
Projection type. Currently supported types:
mercator: Mercator map projection.
bounds
object
Specifies the longitude and latitude bounding box for the projection. Default values:
x: [-180.0, 180.0]y: [-85.0, 85.0]
Example
Use Vega projection projection alongside array columns:
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