> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.jakarto.com/asset-viewer/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.jakarto.com/asset-viewer/en/prise-en-main/filtering.md).

# Filtering

Filtering allows you to display only the assets on the map that match specific criteria.\
This feature is useful for quickly targeting interventions, inspections, or area-based analyses.

### Filter with numeric properties

For quantitative properties (for example area, length, diameter, or height), use the sliders to define a minimum and maximum value range.

In the example below, the first two filters apply to trees:

1. `Projected crown area (m²)`
2. `Trunk diameter (DBH) (cm)`

By narrowing these ranges, only trees matching the selected thresholds remain visible on the map.

### Filter with text properties

For categorical properties (for example `species`, `class`, `type`), select one or more text values.

You can combine multiple text and numeric filters at the same time.\
Each displayed asset must then match all applied criteria.

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The following three images show an example of text-based filtering using the `p-code` property for traffic signs.

By clicking on the maximum speed 50 sign image (`P-70-2-50`), you can quickly visualize where these signs are located across the territory, and therefore identify zones associated with different speed limits.

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