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The InfoEx system currently supports the following location types | The InfoEx system currently supports the following location types | ||
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|'''Operation location''' | |'''Operation location''' | ||
|Represents main location of operation. Every operation need to have an operation location that acts as the parent for all other locations. | |Represents main location of operation. Every operation need to have an operation location that acts as the parent for all other locations. | ||
| − | |Polygon: Yellow outline with | + | |[[File:SymbologyOperationLocation.png|300px|thumb|right|Polygon: Yellow outline with 10% white fill<br/>Point: Yellow paddle with square]] |
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|'''Forecast area''' | |'''Forecast area''' | ||
|Larger area that represents a unit for avalanche forecasting purposes. Typical spatial scales range from individuals bowls to large sections of western Canada. Typically used by ski areas, highway and railway forecasters, and public avalanche forecasting agencies. | |Larger area that represents a unit for avalanche forecasting purposes. Typical spatial scales range from individuals bowls to large sections of western Canada. Typically used by ski areas, highway and railway forecasters, and public avalanche forecasting agencies. | ||
| − | + | |[[File:SymbologyForecastArea.png|300px|thumb|right|Polygon: Blue outline with 10% white fill]] | |
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|'''Operating zone''' | |'''Operating zone''' | ||
|Larger area that represents a unit for avalanche forecasting purposes. Typically used in mechanized and non-mechanized backcountry operations and commonly represent drainages or groups of drainages. | |Larger area that represents a unit for avalanche forecasting purposes. Typically used in mechanized and non-mechanized backcountry operations and commonly represent drainages or groups of drainages. | ||
| − | + | |[[File:SymbologyOperatingZone.png|300px|thumb|right|Polygon: Red outline with 10% white fill]] | |
| − | |[[File:SymbologyOperatingZone.png|300px|thumb|right| | ||
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|'''Permanent closure''' | |'''Permanent closure''' | ||
|Permanently closed area of any spatial scales. Typically used in ski areas. | |Permanently closed area of any spatial scales. Typically used in ski areas. | ||
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|[[File:SymbologyPermanentClosure.png|300px|thumb|right|Permanent closure symbology(polygon)]] | |[[File:SymbologyPermanentClosure.png|300px|thumb|right|Permanent closure symbology(polygon)]] | ||
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|'''Road''' | |'''Road''' | ||
|A complete or continuous section of a road. Can be used for both permanent roads (e.g., highways, access roads) and seasonal roads (e.g., cat roads in a catski operation) | |A complete or continuous section of a road. Can be used for both permanent roads (e.g., highways, access roads) and seasonal roads (e.g., cat roads in a catski operation) | ||
| − | + | |[[File:SymbologyRoad.png|300px|thumb|right|Line: Wide white line]] | |
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|'''Rail''' | |'''Rail''' | ||
|A complete or continuous section of a railway line. | |A complete or continuous section of a railway line. | ||
| − | + | |[[File:SymbologyRail.png|300px|thumb|right|Line: Wide black line]] | |
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|'''Route''' | |'''Route''' | ||
|A complete or continuous section of route, typically an uphill ski or climbing route. Primarily used by non-mechanized backcountry operations. | |A complete or continuous section of route, typically an uphill ski or climbing route. Primarily used by non-mechanized backcountry operations. | ||
| − | + | |[[File:SymbologyRoute.png|300px|thumb|right|Line: Light green line]] | |
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|'''Ski run''' | |'''Ski run''' | ||
|Approximate location of a ski run | |Approximate location of a ski run | ||
| − | |Polygon: Orange outline with transparent orange fill<br/>Line: Orange line<br/>Point: Red paddle with star | + | |[[File:SymbologySkiRun.png|300px|thumb|right|Polygon: Orange outline with transparent orange fill<br/>Line: Orange line<br/>Point: Red paddle with star]] |
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|'''Avalanche path''' | |'''Avalanche path''' | ||
|Location of an avalanche path | |Location of an avalanche path | ||
| − | |Polygon: Fuchsia outline with transparent fuchsia fill<br/>Line: Fuchsia line<br/>Point: Fuchsia paddle with star | + | |[[File:SymbologyAvalanchePath.png|300px|thumb|right|Polygon: Fuchsia outline with transparent fuchsia fill<br/>Line: Fuchsia line<br/>Point: Fuchsia paddle with star]] |
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|'''Weather site''' | |'''Weather site''' | ||
|Location of a permanent weather or snow profile observation site | |Location of a permanent weather or snow profile observation site | ||
| − | + | |[[File:SymbologyWeatherSite.png|300px|thumb|right|Point: Black and white square]] | |
| − | |[[File:SymbologyWeatherSite.png|300px|thumb|right| | ||
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|'''Shot placement''' | |'''Shot placement''' | ||
|Location on an avalanche path regularly used for avalanche control with explosives | |Location on an avalanche path regularly used for avalanche control with explosives | ||
| − | + | |[[File:SymbologyShotPlacement.png|300px|thumb|right|Point: Yellow paddle with star]] | |
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Revision as of 13:51, 20 October 2013
The location catalog is the backbone of the geospatial InfoEx system. This document give a general overview of the location catalog functionality of the InfoEx application.
Background
All observation entered into the InfoEx system need to be associated with a pre-defined location from your location catalog. For certain observation types, it is possible to also specify a more detailed location in the observation entry screen.
Loocations types
The InfoEx system currently supports the following location types
| Location type | Description | Supported geometries | Symbology |
|---|---|---|---|
| Operation location | Represents main location of operation. Every operation need to have an operation location that acts as the parent for all other locations. | ||
| Forecast area | Larger area that represents a unit for avalanche forecasting purposes. Typical spatial scales range from individuals bowls to large sections of western Canada. Typically used by ski areas, highway and railway forecasters, and public avalanche forecasting agencies. | ||
| Operating zone | Larger area that represents a unit for avalanche forecasting purposes. Typically used in mechanized and non-mechanized backcountry operations and commonly represent drainages or groups of drainages. | ||
| Permanent closure | Permanently closed area of any spatial scales. Typically used in ski areas. | ||
| Road | A complete or continuous section of a road. Can be used for both permanent roads (e.g., highways, access roads) and seasonal roads (e.g., cat roads in a catski operation) | ||
| Rail | A complete or continuous section of a railway line. | ||
| Route | A complete or continuous section of route, typically an uphill ski or climbing route. Primarily used by non-mechanized backcountry operations. | ||
| Ski run | Approximate location of a ski run | ||
| Avalanche path | Location of an avalanche path | ||
| Weather site | Location of a permanent weather or snow profile observation site | ||
| Shot placement | Location on an avalanche path regularly used for avalanche control with explosives |
Step-by-step description
| 1. | Description of first step. |
| 2. | Description of second step. |
| 3. | ... |
Related documents
- Link to relate document 1
- Link to relate document 2
Functionality tested by
- Date: Tester / Server / Application version (e.g., Oct. 11: Pascal Haegeli / QA Server / Test Version 0.28.00)
