In workshop, I am creating a new layer of Choropleth and my options are only JP, US, IN and CN - is there a way to do other parts of the world?

[ShreyashRanjan]

[Dan_McCusker]

Hi @ShreyashRanjan, I used Cloropleth to overlay polygons of US states on a Map widget in Workshop. Are you using a backing datasource for the Cloropleth shapes? I used Mapbox (maybe start here https://www.palantir.com/docs/foundry/workshop/widgets-map#configure-choropleth-layers). I loaded the Mapbox dataset into pipeline builder and filtered for the state-level data I needed (you should be able to do the same for country-level data). Then you can create an object set to load in the Map widget configuration.

[harikrishna]

Hi,

In Foundry, you can create a Choropleth map for regions beyond the default options by uploading custom GeoJSON.

Or another option is to create a Spatial Dataset

1. Open the Spatial Data module.

2. Register your uploaded dataset as a Spatial Dataset.

3. Define the geometry column and projection (usually EPSG:4326 for latitude/longitude).

4. Save the dataset.

5. Go to the Workshop in Foundry.

6. Add a New Layer → Select Choropleth.

7. Choose your custom dataset in the dropdown menu.

8. Map the geometry column to the visualization and bind the data values to define colors.

Hope this helps. Let me know!

[sandpiper]

Whichever worldview you select, the entire world should be more-or-less covered.

See the official documentation at https://docs.mapbox.com/help/glossary/worldview/ for an explanation of what “worldview” means in the context of Mapbox.