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Based on the Study Cartographic Recommendations for Humanitarian Demining Map Symbols in the Information Management System for Mine Action (IMSMA), the first set of Symbology was developed in 2006 for inclusion in IMSMA^NG.

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The current symbology may be found in C:\IMSMAng\server\gis\maps\IMSMA.style.

Using IMSMA^NG

Viewing and Browsing in IMSMA^NG

IMSMA Navigation Window

General	Overview Graphical Components · View the Menu Bar Options · Explore the Toolbars · Print Map Pane and Data

Country Structure Pane	Display Records for a Country Structure Node

Map Pane	View the Previous and Next Map in the Series · Lasso an Area on the Map · Select Symbols in Map Pane · Display the Area and Length of a Polygon · Navigation Functions · Drop a Visual Pin on the Map · Identify Objects on the Map · Measure Distance on the Map · Change the Map Scale · Change the Map Projection · Change the Coordinate Reference System Display · Control the Coordinate Display · Refresh the Map · Control the Page Layout · Identify Selected Items and Symbols · Map Display Window · Symbology · Enable a Map Theme · Enable an IMSMA Theme · Change IMSMA Theme Display Properties · Change the Display Order of IMSMA Themes

Items Pane	Location Summary Window · Task Tab · Land Summary Window · Activity Summary Window · Accident Summary Window · Victim Summary Window · RAPID · Assistance Summary Window · Education Summary Window · QM Summary Window · Display Items in Map Pane · Select Display Columns

Summary Window	Open the Location Summary Window · View Item in Map Pane from Summary Window · Manage Data Entry Form Attachments · View a Data Entry Form from the Summary Window · View Associated Tasks · Print an Item from the Summary Window · Export a Data Entry Form from the Summary Window

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