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Across the top of the dashboard is a set of filters which can be used to select and filter the data you’d like to see in the chartsgraphs.

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Note that applying filters may make some charts graphs redundant or extraneous, for example, if you choose to filter the data by only Blue Sky product usage, the “Elements Usage” charts graphs will not return any data.

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The application filter allows you to filter usage by application, such as for the API, Viewer, or Map Control.

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Graphs

The charts graphs provide helpful visualization of data usage for many different aspects and categories of usage.

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The imagery usage charts help you understand how many “units,” or tiles, of imagery your organization has consumed in the selected time range for the major imagery types, which are Blue Sky, Gray Sky, and Elevate (elevation model data).

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Imagery Usage Line Graph

The imagery usage line graph helps you understand how many units of imagery your organization has consumed over time. In the imagery usage line graph, the X axis shows the date, and the Y axis shows the amount of tiles consumed.

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Exact usage information can be gathered by hovering over any point on the graph.

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At the top there are options to download the chart image to save it for use outside the Reporting Portal. There is also a toggle to show the graph in a stacked format.

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Imagery Usage Pie Graph

The imagery usage pie graph helps you understand how many units of imagery your organization has consumed compared to other types of imagery, in the selected time range. In the imagery usage pie graph, the full circle represents total usage and the “pieces of the pie” represent usage proportions for each imagery category.

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Exact usage information can be gathered by hovering over any section of the graph.

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At the top there are options to download the chart image to save it for use outside the Reporting Portal.

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Elements Usage Charts

Application Usage Charts

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