Ultimate Tableau Desktop Course - Beginner to Advanced Bundle - Geospatial Dashboard

The video tutorial guides viewers through creating a geospatial dashboard using World War 2 bombing mission data. It covers setting up map layers, creating spatial fields, and visualizing data with bar and line charts. The tutorial concludes with assembling the dashboard and adding interactive elements.

What are the three layers included in the map created from the World War II data set?

• A field map for the target country, lines for the bomb path, and points for the origin location.

• A field map for the target country, lines for the aircraft path, and points for the origin location.

• A field map for the origin country, lines for the bomb path, and points for the target location.

• A field map for the origin country, lines for the aircraft path, and points for the target location.

What function is used to create a line representing the bomb path?

• Make line

• Draw path

• Create line

• Make path

How is the country point calculated for creating the bomb path?

• By manually entering the coordinates

• By using a predefined list of coordinates

• By assigning a centroid point based on the country value

• By using the latitude and longitude of the capital city

What is the purpose of the bar chart in the dashboard?

• To highlight the most targeted locations

• To display the total mission count per country

• To show the total number of bombs dropped per mission

• To illustrate the number of aircraft used per mission

How is the mission ID field converted to a measure in the bar chart?

• By selecting Measure Average

• By selecting Measure Median

• By selecting Measure Sum

• By selecting Measure Count

What does the line chart visualize in the dashboard?

• The total number of bombs dropped per country

• The most targeted locations by date

• The number of aircraft used per mission

• The number of missions per country by date

What is the purpose of adding a highlight action in the dashboard?

• To adjust the size of the charts

• To change the color of the map

• To add a new layer to the map

• To create interactivity by highlighting related data