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@@ -121,6 +121,13 @@ canonical regional workspaces cannot be archived through the UI.
Data and Map are organized around the core daily workflow. Data shows Project, AOI and Dataset columns together on normal desktop widths, bounds populated lists inside their own panels and keeps create/upload forms in explicit disclosures. Map keeps the layer/AOI command surface and MapLibre frame first, then exposes provenance, BBox controls and raw feature inspection only when requested. Existing selection, export and QA actions are unchanged.
Regional workspaces are not truncated to the first API page. The frontend
exhaustively loads paged Area and Dataset inventories, then keeps the Data
workspace responsive with searchable 12-Area and 10-Dataset display pages.
Collapsed Area catalogs and historical-detail content are mounted only when
opened. This makes the 285-municipality Flanders workspace navigable without
hiding or discarding any persisted source partition.
Wide and ultrawide screens keep a readable sidebar and centered work area, expand the MapLibre review frame and use extra horizontal space for Data, Analysis, AI and Export grids. The detail drawer overlays the work area only while open, so it does not permanently consume ultrawide canvas space.
The Map workspace defaults to an OpenStreetMap road basemap with visible attribution so uploaded vectors, AOIs and QA overlays appear on a real street context. Set `VITE_MAP_STYLE_URL` to a managed MapLibre style URL to override this for production or high-volume deployments.