Les07 VisualizingDataGaugesMapsMobile

Visualizing Data: Gauges, Maps, and Mobile
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Objectives
After completing this lesson, you should be able to:

• Add and format gauge views
• Add and work with geographical mapping views
• Understand the use of Oracle Business Intelligence Mobile
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Gauge Views
• Gauge views show results in gauges.

– Useful for showing performance against goals
Gauge Type Description
Dial Shows data by using a dial with one or more indicator needles. Needles
change position to indicate where data falls within predefined limits.
Bar Shows data by using a simple bar. Bar changes color to indicate whether
data is within predefined limits.
Bulb Shows data by using a circle. Circle changes color to indicate whether data is
within predefined limits, operating similarly to a stoplight icon for thresholds.
Working with Gauge Views
1. Add a Gauge view.

2. Set layout.
3. Manage settings and properties.
1. Add a Gauge View
Click New View > Gauge and then edit the view.
Toolbar Toggle panes. Select gauge type. Select gauge size.
2. Set Layout
The Layout pane is similar to the Table Editor.
Attributes Measures
3. Manage Settings and Properties
• Manage gauge thresholds in the Settings pane.

• Click the Properties button to manage titles, labels, and
general formatting properties. Set limits and
tick marks.
Set titles and

footers.
Set values.
Format and name
Add a threshold. thresholds.
Map Views
Show or hide legend.

Pan. Zoom.
Pan and return to the default

home view of the map.
Zoom in and
out through
map layers.
Hover for contextual analysis

information on map areas or points.
Drill on attributes Background map
of map elements.
Map View Components
• Map view components are configured by an administrator.

• A background map forms the basis for the view.
• Features represent areas or locations—for example, a city
or a point on a map.
• Formats define the rendering properties for a feature.
• Layers are collections of features and formats, and are:
– Mapped in metadata to subject area attributes
– Displayed on a content map
— Polygons describe areas—for example, states.
— Points describe specific coordinates—for example, street
addresses.
Creating and Editing Map Views
1. Add a Map view.

2. Set properties.
3. Edit formats.
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1. Add a Map View
Display legend.
Click New View > Map and then edit the view.
Toggle results.
Select from available
background maps.
Zoom and
pan controls
Layer label

2. Set Properties
Click the Properties button to manage:

• Canvas size and properties
• Available tools
• Interaction settings to add formats when drilling
• Layer labels
Choose tools
for display in
the map.

3. Edit Formats
Add formats to your map—for example, bar and pie graph.
Create a
new format. Color fill
Pie graph
Bar
graph

3. Edit Formats
Click the Edit button for a format to specify its properties
Set the columns that are

displayed to users in the map.
Select the measure to vary by.
Select percentile or
Select the number of bins.
value binning.
Choose a color scheme.
Sets a slider for users to manage

thresholds for value or percentile binning

Oracle Business Intelligence Mobile
• Provides mobile access to Oracle BI content on iOS

mobile devices.
– Apple iPhone, iPad, iPod
• Supports the following BI object types:
– Dashboards
– Analyses
– BI Publisher reports Oracle BI Mobile
iPhone app
– Agents

Oracle BI Mobile User Interface
Start screen
Login screen
Remove
favorites.
Navigate
to your
favorite BI
content.
Add a new The Tab bar

BI Server allows access to
connection. screens.

Working with BI Content
Object name Action menu
Navigate
back to the
previous
screen.
Expand View object

hierarchies. properties and
Analysis with
switch between
Pivot Table
layouts.
and
hierarchical
column
Add object to
favorites.

Navigating and Searching the Catalog
Navigate the Search the Search criteria

Presentation Catalog. Presentation Catalog.
Go back to previous
Traverse catalog folders Open objects from

and open BI objects. search results.

Managing Settings
The default is to
display the mobile-
optimized layout.

Summary
In this lesson, you should have learned how to:

• Add and format gauge views
• Add and work with geographical mapping views
• Understand the use of Oracle Business Intelligence Mobile

Practice 7: Overview
This practice covers the following topics:

• Creating and formatting a Gauge view
• Adding and formatting a Map view

Quiz: Overview
This quiz examines your knowledge of Gauge and Map views

and Oracle BI Mobile.

Quiz
Layers are a combination of map features and formats that are

associated with zoom levels on a background map.
a. True
b. False

Quiz
Which type of gauge would be most useful for stoplight

performance monitoring in a dashboard?
a. Dial gauge
b. Bulb gauge
c. Bar gauge

Quiz
Oracle BI Mobile displays images of tables and Pivot Tables.

a. True
b. False

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After completing this lesson, you should be able to:

• Gauge views show results in gauges.

Gauge Type Description

1. Add a Gauge view.

Toolbar Toggle panes. Select gauge type. Select gauge size.

The Layout pane is similar to the Table Editor.

• Manage gauge thresholds in the Settings pane.

Set titles and

Show or hide legend.

Pan and return to the default

Hover for contextual analysis

• Map view components are configured by an administrator.

1. Add a Map view.

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Click the Properties button to manage:

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Add formats to your map—for example, bar and pie graph.

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Click the Edit button for a format to specify its properties

Set the columns that are

Choose a color scheme.

Sets a slider for users to manage

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• Provides mobile access to Oracle BI content on iOS

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Add a new The Tab bar

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Object name Action menu

Expand View object

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Navigate the Search the Search criteria

Traverse catalog folders Open objects from

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In this lesson, you should have learned how to:

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This practice covers the following topics:

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This quiz examines your knowledge of Gauge and Map views

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Layers are a combination of map features and formats that are

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Which type of gauge would be most useful for stoplight

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Oracle BI Mobile displays images of tables and Pivot Tables.

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