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You will see a form like this. Add a name and click on Save.
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If you need to modify or delete a Cluster, you can do it by accessing the Cluster list page in the administrative interface.
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Clicking on the id of the cluster, you will have access to the form to modify it. If you need to delete clusters, select it and then click on the action dropdown and select `Delete selected clusters`. Finally, click on the `Go` button.
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### Creating datasets
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The exact same pattern applies when creating Raster, Vector or Tabular datasets. Here you can see the Raster Dataset creation form:
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The forms to create Vector and Tabular datasets are very similar to the Raster one.
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Once clicked, you will see a form like this, where you can upload a CSV file and select the dataset to which the data belongs to:
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The CSV file needs to be separated by commas and should have the following columns:
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Once clicked, you will see a form like this, where you can upload a GeoJSON file and select the dataset to which the data belongs to:
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If you have never worked with GeoJSON files, you can convert any geospatial data format to GeoJSON using QGIS or ArcGis. The items in the GeoJSON file should have the following columsn:
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