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* Interact spatially and analytically with the data by creating connections between widgets
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* Perform analysis on involved data/layers
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To build a new Dashboard go to :guilabel:`Add Resource` option on the resource page and choose option *Create dashboard*.
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To build a new Dashboard go to :guilabel:`Add Resource` option on the *All Resources* page and choose option *Create dashboard* or select :guilabel:`New` option on the *Dashboards* page
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.. figure:: img/new_dashboard.png
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.. figure:: img/create_dashboard_link.png
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*New Dashboard Apps option*
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*Create dashboard from All Resources page*
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.. figure:: img/create_dashboard.png
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*Create dashboard from Dashboards page*
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Now you landed on the Dashboard edition page that is composed of the following sections:
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|GeoNode welcome page shows a variety of information about the current GeoNode instance.
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|You can explore the existing data using many search tools and filters (see :ref:`finding-data`) or through the links of the navigation bar at the top of the page.
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|There are three main types of resources that GeoNode can manage:
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|There are five main types of resources that GeoNode can manage:
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#. Documents
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#. Datasets
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#. Maps
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#. Documents
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#. GeoStories
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#. Dashboards
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Datasets and Documents can be accessed from the :guilabel:`Data` menu of the navigation bar.
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The :guilabel:`Maps` menu lets you filter only maps in the available resource. This applies to other existing menu items like :guilabel:`GeoStories`.
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Each resource type has its own menu and can be reached through :guilabel:`Datasets`, :guilabel:`Maps`, :guilabel:`Documents`, :guilabel:`GeoStories` and :guilabel:`Dashboards` buttons on the navigation bar
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.. note:: :guilabel:`GeoStories` and :guilabel:`Dashboards` In the screenshot below are GeoApp resouce types which are added by the client.
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.. _document-data-type:
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|GeoNode allows to publish tabular and text data and to manage metadata and associated documents.
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|Documents can be uploaded directly from your disk (see :ref:`uploading-documents` for further information).
|Through the document detailed page is possible to view, download and manage a document.
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|Maps are a primary component of GeoNode.
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|Maps are comprised of various datasets and their styles. Datasets can be both local datasets in GeoNode as well as remote datasets either served from other WMS servers or by web service datasets such as Google or MapQuest.
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GeoNode maps also contain other information such as map zoom and extent, dataset ordering, and style.
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You can create a map based on uploaded datasets, combine them with some existing datasets and a remote web service dataset, share the resulting map for public viewing.
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Once the data has been uploaded, GeoNode lets the user search for it geographically or via keywords and create maps.
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All the datasets are automatically reprojected to web mercator for maps display, making it possible to use popular base maps such as `OpenStreetMap <https://www.openstreetmap.org>`_.
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|GeoNode allows to publish tabular and text data and to manage metadata and associated documents.
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|Documents can be uploaded directly from your disk (see :ref:`uploading-documents` for further information).
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|GeoStory is a MapStore tool integrated in GeoNode that provides the user a way to create inspiring and immersive stories by combining text, interactive maps, and other multimedia content like images and video or other third party contents. Through this tool you can simply tell your stories on the web and then publish and share them with different groups of GeoNode users or make them public to everyone around the world.
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Dashboard
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|Dashboard is a MapStore tool integrated in GeoNode that provides the user with a space to add many Widgets, such as charts, maps, tables, texts and counters, and can create connections between them in order to:
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|- Provide an overview to better visualize a specific data context
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|- Interact spatially and analytically with the data by creating connections between widgets
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|This section will guide you to navigate GeoNode to find datasets, maps and documents and other resource types by using different routes, filters and search functions.
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|On every page you can find some quick search tool.
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The *Search* box in the navigation bar (see the picture below) let you type a text and find all the data which have to deal with that text.
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The *Search* box in the navigation bar (see the picture below) let you type a text and find all the resource which have to deal with that text.
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*The Search page*
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|This page contains a wealth of options for customizing a search for various information on GeoNode. This search form allows for much more fine-tuned searches than the simple search box is available at the top of every page.
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|It is possible to search and filter data by Text, Types, Categories, Keywords, Owners, Regions or Extent.
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|It is possible to search and filter data by Text, Types, Categories, Keywords, Owners, Regions, Group, Limitations on public access, Date and Extent.
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Try to set some filter and see how the resulting data list changes accordingly. An interesting type of filter is *EXTENT*: you can apply a spatial filter by moving or zooming a map within a box as shown in the picture below.
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