Screen Overview

The table below provides a description of the GIS Viewer screen.

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GIS Viewer main window

Area

Description

u Toolbar

Allows you to access the available tools and features for the GIS Viewer.

v Visibility/Legend Pane

Allows you to toggle between the available layers and the associated legend.

w Zoom Control

Allows you to zoom in or out on the map.
x Dynamic Coordinates Displays the World Geodetic System 1984 (WGS 84) coordinates for the location of your cursor on the map. The latitude and longitude are expressed in decimal degrees.
y RRC Button Allows you to access the RRC Home page.
z Viewing Pane Displays the map and available layers.
{ Screen Overview Allows you to see an overview of the area you are viewing on the map.

 

Toolbar

The toolbar provides access to the available tools and features. Below is a description of the tools.

 

Toolbar

  

NOTE: When using X/Y coordinates, enter in the longitude, latitude format. The longitude and latitude must be separated by a comma, space, or semicolon.

 

Visibility/Legend Pane

Allows you to view the legend for the icons that display on the map. To access a printable version of the legend, click the Printable Legend (PDF) Printable Legend button icon. You can click the Visibility button to select which layer you want to display.

 

Zoom Control

Allows you to zoom in or out on the map. You can also use the scroll wheel on your mouse to zoom in and out. To zoom in to a specific location, double-click the location on the map.

 

Dynamic Coordinates

Place your cursor over any location in the map to view the WGS 84 coordinates.

 

RRC Button

Click the RRC button to open the RRC Home Page in a separate tab.

 

Viewing Pane

Displays the map and overlays that you have selected. As you zoom in, more information displays on the map.

 

Screen Overview

Click the arrow Show Map Overview button to see an overview window that represents the area currently displayed on the map. You can pan the map by clicking and dragging the black box.