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GeoJSON layers can display either paths, polygons or points. For example, a path GeoJSON layer can display data like trip routes. A polygon GeoJSON layer is essentially a [choropleth](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Choropleth_map) layer and works best for rendering geofences. To add a GeoJSON layer, your dataset must contain geometry data.
H3 layers visualize spatial data using [H3 Hexagonal Hierarchical Spatial Index](https://eng.uber.com/h3/).
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To use H3 layer, you need a `hex_id` in your dataset, which can be generated using [h3-js](https://github.com/uber/h3-js) from latitude, longitude and resolution.
- STAC item and collections _must have Electro-Optical and Raster extensions_, and at least one asset must have both eo:bands and raster:bands information. common_name must be provided in eo:bands and data_type must be provided in raster:bands.
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- To use COGs with STAC metadata, you must run your own raster tile server (e.g., TiTiler). Example implementation: [kepler-raster-server](https://github.com/igorDykhta/kepler-raster-server).
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Examples of raster .pmtiles:
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- Mount Whitney - https://pmtiles.io/usgs-mt-whitney-8-15-webp-512.pmtiles
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