How can users interact with the Material Flow Chart and understand the information displayed on the map?

Created by Atif Ikramuddin, Modified on Wed, 22 Jul at 7:06 PM by Atif Ikramuddin

The Material Flow Chart provides a visual representation of material movement paths between sites. The arrows displayed on the map represent the material flow paths between sites and are currently not clickable.
To view information related to a specific material flow location, users should click on the site markers (pins) available on the map. Selecting a site marker displays a pop-up containing the site name, partner details, and links to the respective detail pages.
Users can also utilize the "Filter Material Flow" option available in the right-side panel to search and filter the required material flow details.

Different cluster colors represent on the map:
- The cluster colors on the map represent the number of site markers (pins) grouped together within a specific geographic area. The color changes dynamically based on the number of pins included in a cluster.
- The cluster size and corresponding colors are as follows:

- When users zoom out, multiple site markers within a region are grouped together, increasing the total pin count within that cluster. As the cluster size increases, the colour changes accordingly to reflect the higher number of markers.
- When users zoom in, the cluster breaks into smaller groups or individual site markers, reducing the count within each cluster and causing the displayed colour to change accordingly.
- Therefore, the colour variation is based on the number of pins represented in the cluster and does not indicate the impact level or risk severity of the sites.