This step adds Geotags to data and documents using a lookup feature. If you add Geotags you can then view information in our Map view along with using Geotag queries.
Geotagging requires you to set up a lookup index You can do this with the InsightMaker.GeotagIndexLoader. This utility takes a CSV file of labels to geopoints, for example:
Alton Towers,Alton Towers,52.988314371713900,-1.888653128086680
Thorpe Park,Thorpe Park,51.405088506269300,-0.512310674845334
Flamingo Land,Flamingo Land,54.205882291767900,-0.808004265764336
This example would use the Theme Park name as the lookup value, find the corresponding geopoint, and then write that to the selected field.
Use either Entity or Data
Entity to use for lookup - The entity that contains the lookup value (i.e. Theme Park name)
Data model ID to use for lookup - As above but data model.
Data attribute to use for lookup
Index that contains geopoint lookups - The name of the index that contains your lookups. This would be created by the InsightMaker.GeotagIndexLoader
Use either Entity, Data or Metadata
Entity to store geopoint - Where to store the geopoint.
Data model ID to store geopoint
Data attribute to store geopoint
Metadata field to store geopoint - The default target is geoPoints (this is what is used by the map view by default).
