Map Navigation

Moving the Map

Click and drag the map into place.

Zooming In

There are three ways to zoom the map in.

1.  Click the floating tool, displayed in the upper left corner of the map screen. Each click zooms into the map one level towards the center of the map.  
2. Double click anywhere on the map. Each double-click zooms one level towards the center of the map
3. Advance mouse wheel forward. Each wheel click advances the map, one level closer towards the center of the map

Zooming Out

There are two ways to zoom the map out.

1. Click the floating tool, displayed in the upper left corner of the map screen. Each click zooms the map out one level from the center of the map.

  2. Pull the mouse wheel backward. Each wheel click zooms out the map one level from the center of the map.

Floating Tool Functions

	Zoom In and Zoom Out: The new zoom in and zoom out buttons function as before with a new look. Use these to zoom the map in and out, or use the scroll wheel on mouse.
	Full Screen Button: Clicking this button will cause the map to enlarge and occupy the entire screen. Push escape key or collapse button to undo.
	Measure Tool: Click the tool, then click anywhere on the map to set first point. Click again elsewhere on the map to set the second point, and the system will calculate the distance. Continue clicking to calculate area. Click measure tool again when finished.

Search Map

The Map may be navigated by inputting an postal address, Latitude Longitude coordinates, Township Range Section details, and/or by place of interest.

In the Main tab, click "Search" from the blue bar displayed at the top of the Map screen.   Select "STR" to input a Section, Township, and Range, or leave at "Address /Lat- Lon" to search by postal address, or Lat/Lon Input details, then click "Submit" button and the Map will automatically zoom into the specified area.

Map Navigation FAQ

Where/How is the FieldAlytics Map imagery generated?

The FieldAlytics map imagery is provided by Google Earth.

Why is the Map is showing me older/outdated imagery?

Google updates their imagery fairly regularly, however certain geographic areas are more difficult to capture from satellite due to things like localized weather patterns. When Google offers new imagery through their API, it is ingested into FieldAlytics immediately, and automatically.