Configure your visualization
On this page, you can configure your visualization and then launch it.
You will need:
  • a DFG file (directly follows graph)
  • (optionally) a 3D Map (e.g., made in Blender)
  • a Mapping file (a file mapping individual activities to geo-locations, e.g., via latitude and longitude).
    If you do not have a mapping file yet, you can use the built-in editor to easily create one (see below).

For reviewers: » Download sample files .zip


1 DFG File
Please select a .dfg file (directly follows graph). This can be mined with a tool of your choice, e.g., PM4PY.

The .dfg as defined by the PM4PY library should look as follows: 2
object1
object2
0>1x2
The first line (2) indicates that two activity labels follow. The last line denotes an edge (from 0 to 1), which occured two times (x2).


Please select a .dfg file
2 3D Map (optional)
If available, you can upload a 3D map (in the .glb format). This can be created with many free modelling tool such as Blender. An excellent tutorial can be found here. For allowing to find actual paths in your 3D map, you will also need to provide a NavMesh of your map (can also be exported from Blender).
Do you have a 3D map?
No Yes


Please select a .glb file (3D Map)



Please select a .glb file (NavMesh)
3 Mapping File
The mapping file is a JSON file that assigns a geo-location to every activity in the DFG. For the standard mode (no 3D map), every activity needs to be assigned a latitude, longitude and a y value (height above sea-level in m), looking something like this:
{ 'my_activity': {'lat': 50.3808, 'lon': 7.5890, 'y': 0}, ...}.

For the 3D map mode, every activity is assigned a concrete x,y,z value, which corresponds to a location on the 3D map.
A schema of the expected input can be found here (st. mode) and here (map mode).

Please select a .mapping file

Don't have a .mapping file? We got you covered:
» Click here to open mapping file editor
For using the editor, make sure to upload your DFG (and--if applicable--map) first.

Make sure to upload all required files above first