Difference between revisions of "Creating the geometry of a new location using the available drawing tools"
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Revision as of 15:56, 22 October 2013
| REQUIREMENTS | |
| Permission | Operation Administrator and higher |
| Connectivity | Online only |
This document describes how to create location geometries with the available drawing tool directly in the InfoEx system.
| ISSUE | Drawing or editing locations directly in the Google Earth map has not been implemented yet Workaround: See How to import the geometry of a location from a KML file for an alternative method. JIRA: -132 (Sept. 22, 2013)) |
Step-by-step description
The following sections discuss the creation of polygon, line and point geometries separately.
| ISSUE | The system currently does not support multi-geometries (i.e., multiple, separate polygons, lines or points associated with a single location). Workaround: Please contact Pascal Haegeli to discuss possible solutions. JIRA: -772 (Aug.13, 2013) |
Drawing a polygon
Location types that support a polygon geometry include: Operation area, Forecast area, Operating zone, Permanent closure, Ski run, and Avalanche path
| 1. | Description of first step. |
| 2. | Description of second step. |
| 3. | ... |
Drawing a line
Location types that support a polygon geometry include:
| 1. | Description of first step. |
| 2. | Description of second step. |
| 3. | ... |
Drawing a point
Location types that support a point geometry include:
| 1. | Description of first step. |
| 2. | Description of second step. |
| 3. | ... |
Related documents
Functionality tested by
- Oct. 21: Pascal Haegeli / na / na
