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Geospatial data for a field report is entered by clicking the [[Image:PencilBtn.png]] button on the Field Report Editor window.  
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{{Note | You have to specify the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coordinate_system Coordinate System] and Coordinate Format you would like to use before starting to enter the geospatial data. }}
  
[[Image:fig46b.png|center|250px|''Figure 46b. Point and Polygon/Polyline List window. '']]
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<p>There are several options to enter geospatial data into {{IMSMANG}}:<br />
<div align="center">
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* [[Manual Geospatial Data Entry | Manual Data Entry]]
This displays the Point and Polygon/Polyline List window.  
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* [[ Draw on the Map to Specify Geographic Coordinates | Drawing on the Map]]
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* [[Import Geospatial Data from Excel | Importing from Excel spreadsheet]]
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* [[Import Geospatial Data from Shapefile | Importing as a shapefile]]
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To enter the geospatial data into {{IMSMANG}}, click on [[File:Pencil_for_points.png]]icon in the Data Entry Form Editor window. 
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<p>The interface to enter geospatial data manually or by drawing on the map consists of two tables: a Points table, and a Polygon and Polyline Points table.</p>
  
[[Image:fig47.png|center|500px|''Figure 47. Point and Polygon/Polyline List Window'']]
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[[Image:PointandPolyListWindow.png||500px|center]]
 
<div align="center">
 
<div align="center">
''Figure 47. Point and Polygon/Polyline List Window''
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'' Point and Polygon/Polyline List Window ''
 
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</div>
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<center>
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{| class="wikitable" width="500"
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|-
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| align="center" colspan="2" | '''Buttons for Entering Geospatial Data'''
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|-
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| width="50pt" | '''Button'''
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| width="450pt" | '''Description'''
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| align="center" | [[Image:PreviewPoints.png | Preview Geospatial Data]] || Allows you to preview the geospatial data on the map.
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| align="center" | [[Image:EditReportIcon.png | Import Points]] || Allows you to import geospatial data from an Excel or shape file.
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| align="center" | [[Image:GeoDataIcon.png | Draw on Map]] || Allows you to record the geospatial data by drawing on the map.
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| align="center" | [[Image:FieldTemplateIcon.png | Add]] || Allows you to manually enter geospatial data.
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| align="center" | [[Image:FieldViewIcon.png | Modify]] || Allows you to manually change the selected point.
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| align="center" | [[Image:EcksButton.png | Delete]] || Allows you to delete the selected point.
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|}
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The difference between the columns ''X / Lon & Y / Lat'' and ''X / Longitude & Y / Latitude'' is described [[Summary Window#Data area - Geospatial tab|'''here''']].
  
There are numerous options for entering geospatial data into a field report. These options include:
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After you have entered the polygon/polyline points, {{IMSMANG}} displays the '''total''' calculated area size and line length of the polygons and/or polylines.
*Entering the data manually
 
*Drawing on the map
 
*Importing data from a spreadsheet
 
  
For detailed steps on how to add geospatial data, refer to [[Geospatial Data]].
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==Point types==__NOEDITSECTION__
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Which point type should be used depends on:
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# if is it a single point;
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# if is it a point that is part of a polygon / polyline;
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# the type of contamination.
  
===Manually adding geospatial points===
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Point types used for recording of areas are of two main types;
To manually add geospatial data for a point:
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* single points;
<ol>
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* part of the polygon.
<li>From the Field Report Editor window, click the [[Image:PencilBtn.png]] button.</li>
 
:The Point and Polygon/Polyline List window displays.
 
<li>From the Point and Polygon/Polyline List window:</li>
 
<ol type="a">
 
<li>Select the coordinate reference system that you would like to use from the Coordinate System list.</li>
 
<li>Select the coordinate format from the Coordinate Format list.</li>
 
<li>Follow the procedures detailed in [[Geospatial Data#How To Manually Add a Geospatial Point | How to Manually Add a Geospatial Point]].</li>
 
  
</ol>
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More information on point types is available '''[[Point Types|here]]'''.
<li>Click the '''OK''' button to close the Point and Polygon/Polyline List window.</li>
 
</ol>
 
  
===Manually adding polygon and polyline points===
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==Poly Property==__NOEDITSECTION__
To manually add geospatial data for a polygon or polyline:
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[[Image:PolyProp1.png|300px|center]]
<ol>
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<div align="center">
<li>From the Field Report Editor window, click the [[Image:PencilBtn.png]] button.</li>
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'' Completion Report with 2 polygons  ''
:The Point and Polygon/Polyline List window displays.
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</div>
<li>From the Point and Polygon/Polyline List window:</li>
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Poly Property is used for being able to distinguish between polylines and polygons in Map Pane. Example: in a Completion Report (Type of Activity) with Status Completed there are two polygons:
<ol type="a">
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# one cleared with MDD asset
<li>Select the coordinate reference system that you would like to use from the Coordinate System list.</li>
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# one cleared with Mechanical asset.
<li>Select the coordinate format from the Coordinate Format list.</li>
 
<li>Follow the procedures detailed in [[Geospatial Data#How To Manually Add Polygon and Polyline Points | How to Manually Add Polygon and Points]].</li>
 
</ol>
 
<li>Click the '''OK''' button to close the Point and Polygon/Polyline List window.</li>
 
</ol>
 
  
===Drawing on the map to specify point coordinates===
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==Preview Geospatial Data==__NOEDITSECTION__
{| style="border:2px solid lightgray; float:center; margin:10px;"
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You can also preview geospatial data:
|align="left" style="padding: 5px 10px 5px 10px"|[[Image:bulb2.png|25px|Represents a tip or note for using IMSMA Mobile.]]
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|align="left" style="padding: 5px 10px 5px 10px"| Before beginning these procedures, you should ensure that the map displayed on the Navigation window is at an extent that allows you to capture the coordinates.  
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[[Image:GIS Preview Geodata.png|500px|center]]
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<div align="center">
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'' Point and Polygon/Polyline List Preview window ''
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</div>
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{{New_6.0 | More functions have been added to the Preview window. It amongst other things possible to add labels. It is also possible to change the order of the themes.}}
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{{NavBox HowTo Enter Data}}
  
To specify point and polygon coordinates by drawing on the map:
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[[Category:CRI]]
<ol>
 
<li>From the Field Report Editor window, click the [[Image:PencilBtn.png]] button.</li>
 
:The Point and Polygon/Polyline List window displays.
 
<li>Follow the procedures detailed in the ''How to draw on the map to specify point coordinates'' section on page 100.<!-- add link --></li>
 
</ol>
 

Latest revision as of 14:00, 16 June 2017

Note.jpg You have to specify the Coordinate System and Coordinate Format you would like to use before starting to enter the geospatial data.

There are several options to enter geospatial data into IMSMANG:

To enter the geospatial data into IMSMANG, click on Pencil for points.pngicon in the Data Entry Form Editor window.

The interface to enter geospatial data manually or by drawing on the map consists of two tables: a Points table, and a Polygon and Polyline Points table.

PointandPolyListWindow.png

Point and Polygon/Polyline List Window

Buttons for Entering Geospatial Data
Button Description
Preview Geospatial Data Allows you to preview the geospatial data on the map.
Import Points Allows you to import geospatial data from an Excel or shape file.
Draw on Map Allows you to record the geospatial data by drawing on the map.
Add Allows you to manually enter geospatial data.
Modify Allows you to manually change the selected point.
Delete Allows you to delete the selected point.

The difference between the columns X / Lon & Y / Lat and X / Longitude & Y / Latitude is described here.

After you have entered the polygon/polyline points, IMSMANG displays the total calculated area size and line length of the polygons and/or polylines.

Point types

Which point type should be used depends on:

  1. if is it a single point;
  2. if is it a point that is part of a polygon / polyline;
  3. the type of contamination.

Point types used for recording of areas are of two main types;

  • single points;
  • part of the polygon.

More information on point types is available here.

Poly Property

PolyProp1.png

Completion Report with 2 polygons

Poly Property is used for being able to distinguish between polylines and polygons in Map Pane. Example: in a Completion Report (Type of Activity) with Status Completed there are two polygons:

  1. one cleared with MDD asset
  2. one cleared with Mechanical asset.

Preview Geospatial Data

You can also preview geospatial data:

GIS Preview Geodata.png

Point and Polygon/Polyline List Preview window

New 6.0.png More functions have been added to the Preview window. It amongst other things possible to add labels. It is also possible to change the order of the themes.