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Anonymous
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Show injury location in a human body schematic

Hi,

 

I want to show the hot spots of injury locations on a body schematic. An example of a work is shown here.

https://powerbi.microsoft.com/pt-pt/partner-showcase/bistech-safety-risk-and-compliance/

 

Basically, I want the body parts to be shown darker in color depending on the percentage of the total injuries. More injuries, darker in color.

An example of data is very simple and looks like this:

 

IDInjury Location
INJ-1Face
INJ-2Hand
INJ-3Upper leg
INJ-4Hand
INJ-5Hand
INJ-6Feet
INJ-7Feet

 

 

What is the best approach to do that?

 

I have the related bare picture as well. 

 

247-2477163_blank-muscles-in-the-body-hd-png-download - Copy.png

 

Many thanks.

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avatorl
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You can use Synoptic Panel by OKVIZ visual https://okviz.com/synoptic-panel/ together with Synoptic Designer https://synoptic.design/

Make sure you have a table with body part names (or numerical ids) and corresponding values (e.g. number of injuries). Then load your image into Synoptic Designer, add all areas (body parts), save the image as a .svg file. Insert Synoptic Panel visual into a report, add fields to Category (body part name/id) and Measure (corresponding value) fields. Then you'll be able import your .csv file into the visual. Or you can select an existing body parts image from the gallery (you can do it in the visual, without using the Designer).

avatorl_1-1612517192238.png

 

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avatorl
Impactful Individual
Impactful Individual

You can use Synoptic Panel by OKVIZ visual https://okviz.com/synoptic-panel/ together with Synoptic Designer https://synoptic.design/

Make sure you have a table with body part names (or numerical ids) and corresponding values (e.g. number of injuries). Then load your image into Synoptic Designer, add all areas (body parts), save the image as a .svg file. Insert Synoptic Panel visual into a report, add fields to Category (body part name/id) and Measure (corresponding value) fields. Then you'll be able import your .csv file into the visual. Or you can select an existing body parts image from the gallery (you can do it in the visual, without using the Designer).

avatorl_1-1612517192238.png

 

Anonymous
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Thanks @avatorl 

 

Any other suggestions from other users are welcome 🙂 

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