Tutorial

The following graphic identifies main components of the Viewer:

Map Tools

(1) Select the Zoom-In tool.
(2) Click on the map image OR drag the mouse to draw a rectangle around the desired area.

(1) Select the Pan tool.
(2) Click on the map image, then while holding down the mouse, drag the map image in the desired direction. The map will be redrawn with the new area displayed.

(1) Select the Identify tool.
(2) Click on a Fissure. The following information is displayed in a table at the bottom of the web page: Rec Fissure Type and Date Mapped. If multiple fissures are selected information for all are displayed. To see information for a particular fissure – click on the number in the Rec column. The corresponding fissure will turn red on the map.

(1) Select the Select by Rectangle tool.
(2) Holding down the mouse, drag your cursor around the area of interest. Information for all fissures will be shown in the box below the map.

(1) Select the Clear Selection tool.
(2) Holding down the mouse, drag your cursor around the area of interest. Information for all fissures will be shown in the box below the map.

(1) Navigate to the desired view.
(2) Select the Print tool. A Print Map workspace will be displayed at the bottom of the web page.
(3) Type a title for the map in the Title to Display on Map box.
(4) Hold down the CTRL key and click the Create Print Page button. A copy of the map will open in a new window.
(5) To print the map, simply use your browser’s print command (File > Print, click on printer icon, or right click, choose Print).

The Easy Search Button offers a quick way to zoom to a specific City, Town, County, Township/Section, and Fissure Study Area.

(1) Select Easy Search button
(2) Choose from dropdown menus under Cities, Towns, Counties, Township or Study Area boxes.
(3) Select “Zoom to” button
(4) Wait for map to zoom to area of interest.

(1) Select the Layer/Legend button
(2) This will toggle the right hand margin between showing a list of layers and the legend for the layers.

(1) Select the Fissures Information button.
(2) This will bring up a html document with detailed information regarding fissures – please read carefully.

(1) Select the Layers Information button.
(2) This will bring up a html document with detailed information, or metadata, for the background layers seen on the map that are included for spatial reference: Reservation boundaries, towns, cities, county boundaries, highways, interstates, streets, Township and Range.