1. 05 | Building 3D Visualizations using Power Map

2. Data & Analytics Self-service BI with the familiarity of Office and the power of the cloud

3. What You Will Learn Introducing Power Map Preparing the Data Model for Power Map Working with Power Map Partner Opportunities Resources

4. World Wide Telescope Genesis

5. Introducing Power Map Power Map is a new add-in for Excel to interactively visualize spatial data in 3D Requires a tabular data model, including a Power Pivot data model Animated tours can be created and played in the Excel client or exported to MP4 video - Static images can be copied to the clipboard

6. Map Data Data in Excel or Power Pivot Data Model Geo-Code with Bing 3D and 4 Visuals Discover Insights Play over Time Annotate points Capture scenes Share Stories Cinematic Effects Interactive Tours Share Workbook or Export to Video Power Map: Visualization & Storytelling

7. Introducing Power Map System Requirements Supported Operating Systems: - Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows Server 2008 R2 Office versions: - Office Professional Plus 2013 - Office 365 ProPlus, Midsize, E3, E4, A3, A4, G3, G4 DirectX10 graphics card Internet connectivity for Bing maps Available for 32-bit (x86) and 64-bit (x64) platforms - The selection must match the architecture of the installed version of Office

8. Preparing the Data Model for Power Map Power Map does not: - Support filtering - Surface hierarchies The data model can be prepared to fully exploit the Power Map experience by: - Ensuring that columns used as hierarchy levels are visible - Ensuring that the Date column from the data model Date table is visible  This will allow the time animation to be configured Preparing the data model for Power Map may de-optimize the experience for other reporting and analytic tools - Consider creating a data model dedicated to Power Map work

9. Introducing Power Map Power Map Ribbon The Power Map Window allows creating and managing a single tour Tours consist of scenes, and scenes can be configured with layers of data

10. Introducing Power Map Development Methodology 1.Create a workbook and develop a Power Pivot data model, or connect to an external tabular database 2.Create tours, consisting of a sequence of scenes 3.Configure the map and map layout for each scene 4.Introduce layer(s) to visualize data superimposed on each scene 5.Annotate the map with charts, textboxes and legends 6.Configure transition properties between the scenes 7.Produce and share an MP4 video of the tour

11. Working with Power Map Configuring Scene Settings A tour connects to a single data model and can defines an ordered set of scenes Each scene represents a map area, and settings allow configuring: - Name - Time duration - And transition effects into the next scene Themes can be applied to the map

12. Working with Power Map Configuring Layers A scene can have zero or more layers Each layer relates analytic data via a spatial relationship to a map - Spatial relationships can be defined by latitude and longitude, or text labels of spatial locations (city names, country names, zip codes, etc.) which require geocoding by Bing Maps Data visualization properties allow setting: - Type: Column, Bubble, HeatMap, Region - Layout fields according to the visualization type - Shape types can be configured also (square, triangle, etc.) - The Time property allows data visualization animated over time

13. Working with Power Map Configuring Layer Settings Each layer can define formatting and data properties Each data visualization type has its own specific layer settings

14. Working with Power Map Expressing Feedback Each scene can include (when appropriate): - 2D charts - Textbox labels - Legends - Annotations, based on static text, or dynamic based on data values

15. Working with Power Map Sharing Tour Videos The tour can be watched from inside Excel providing the Power Map add-in is installed Videos can be produced

16. Introducing Power Map Demo

17. Partner Opportunities Produce and share tours of geospatial videos ‐Videos can be embedded into PowerPoint presentations, or added to ‐SharePoint document libraries

18. To transform data into fluid 3D stories, unlocking new insights for everyone Mission

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