Changes

The IMSMA.mxd contains the symbology which will be used in the Map pane for the Mine action data. You need to use [http://desktop.arcgis.com/en/desktop/ ArcGIS software] to update IMSMA.mxd which is located in ''C:\IMSMAng\server\gis\maps'' folder.

[[Image:Imsma_mxd1.png|250px|center]]Range of scales at which the layer will be shown* Markers Symbols – beyond 1:50,000* Points & Vertices – until 1:25,000* Poly Markers – beyond 1:50,000* Polylines and Polygons – until 1:50,000

[[ImageThe Scale Range is defined and controls when which layer will be shown* Markers Symbols – in beyond 1:Imsma_mxd250,000 i.png|300px|center]]e. > 50,000* Points & Vertices – out beyond 1:25,000 i.e. < 25,000* Poly Markers – out beyond i.e. < 50,000* Polylines - out beyond i.e. < 50,000* Polygons – out beyond i.e. < 50,000

<center>{| class="wikitable"|-| [[Image:Imsma_mxd2.png|300px]]<div align="center">'' Land''</div>| width="10pt" || [[Image:Imsma_mxd5.png|300px]]<div align="center">'' Location''</div>|}</center>When a layer is activated in the Map pane then the Generic symbology will be used because that is the '''default/activated ''' in IMSMA.mxd.<br/>

<center>{| class="wikitable"|-| [[Image:Imsma_mxd3.png|250px300px]]<div align="center">'' Land - Polygon ''</div>| width="10pt" || [[Image:Imsma_mxd6.png|center300px]]<div align="center">'' Location - which does '''not''' have a polygon''</div>|}</center>In this example the scale is between 1:25,000 and 1:50,000 and therefore the symbology defined in ''Polylines and '' or ''Polygons'' will be usedif the item is a '''polyline/polygon'''.<br/>The ''Poly Markers'' will also be used and placed at the centroid of the polyline/polygon.

<center>{| class="wikitable"|-| [[Image:Imsma_mxd4.png|250px|center]]<div align="center">'' Land - Polygon ''</div>| width="10pt" || [[Image:Imsma_mxd7.png|250px]]<div align="center">'' Location - which does '''not''' have a polygon''</div>|}</center>In this example the scale is between is less than 1:25,000 and therefore the symbology defined in ''Points & Vertices'' will be usedis also shown.