You can visualize your spatial data in Oracle Spatial Studio using different modes of visualization.

Spatial Studio supports the following visualization methods:

• Table
• Map
• Cesium-Map

You can save your visualization as a Project in Spatial Studio. You can rework on a project or publish a project to share the results with other users.

Note that Spatial Studio supports multiple map visualizations as shown:

The following sections explain in detail each of these visualization techniques:

• Using a Table Visualization
  Spatial Studio allows you to visualize your data from the dataset in tables.
• Using a Map Visualization
  Spatial Studio supports several types of map visualizations.
• Using a Cesium Map Visualization
  Spatial Studio uses a CesiumJS plugin that allows you to view 3D visualizations using 3D Tiles or CZML data on a Cesium map.
• Styling a Map Layer
  Spatial Studio allows you to explore different styling options for your map layers, in order to enhance visualization and analysis.
• Filtering Data on a Map Layer
  You can filter on an attribute column of a dataset to determine the data points that must be displayed on a map visualization.
• Adding Interactions to a Map Visualization
  You can enhance your map interaction by configuring tooltips and info windows for the map layers used in the map visualization.
• Multiple Visualizations on a Canvas
  You can work on multiple visualizations in Spatial Studio.
• Configuring a Map Visualization
  Learn how to configure the settings for your map visualization.
• Searching Locations and Features on a Map
  Using the Search option, you can quickly find locations and features on a map.
• Changing the Pitch and Bearing of a Map
  You can set the pitch and bearing of a map by tilting or rotating your map in the map visualization panel.