Hi,
I am creating a simple web map to visualise some county wide data using available datasets via The Living Atlas. These datasets cover the whole of the UK and I only want to visualise them for a specific county.
I have a polygon for the specific county and was hoping that there was a simple way to filter out the data I'm not interested in using that but I can't seem to see a way.
The only thing I can see to do is it filter out data using an attribute from the Living Atlas layer, this is clunky and I feel I must be missing a better way of acheiving the output I'm after.
Any help would be appreciated.
Cheers,
Andy
@AndrewHankinson - I am not aware of any way to set spatial filters on the Webmap. Its something that I think would be quite helpful. I have seen this floating around the ideas section but I don't believe that there is any progress.
While none of these may be ideal - there may be a workaround for you.
If you can create a view of the layer (not sure if you will if you are working with Living Atlas). In the creation wizard, you can define an "Area of Interest".
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Another way you might be able to get past this by using the geoprocessing tools in the Webmap.
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Hi @GIS
Thanks for replying.
You are correct, I don't think that you can create a view layer using a layer from the Living Atlas. In the end I've just used ArcGIS Pro to create a new layer for my AOI. I was hoping to avoid doing this and just use some sort of styling or masking in AGOL. I think that you are right it would be useful to be able to do this.
Thanks,
Andy