Showing Geohash on Map
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Hi everyone,
I am exploring possibility to display geohash on map.
Is this possible using Alteryx?
‘Geohash’ is a string of codes that represents a rectangular grid of an area on the map.
The size of the grid varies with the length of the geohash code.
The longer the code, the smaller the grid size.
For further understanding you can refer to the following link:
http://www.movable-type.co.uk/scripts/geohash.html
Thank you.
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If you create a trade area from a point (longitude/latitude) and then generalise after to be exactly half of that area, you will create a squared area surrounding that point, which is not the same as geohash but similar in certain regards. The trade area being your level of precision. You could explore creating a workflow that takes your longitude/latitude point and then decodes that into 4 points to create your rectangle polygon; but I am thinking that would require an API to a program that decodes that or building your own decoding method based on geohash rules.
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Thanks @Inactive User yeap I have the same understanding of having 4 points to create a polygon.
Will try your suggestion using trade area tool.
