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--- wiki:webgis_functions [2018/04/10 11:24] – nhoube
+++ wiki:webgis_functions [2020/07/17 11:12] (current) – lucia
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 == Choose your language ==
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 Choose your preferred language directly above. You can choose between English, German, French, Italian and Slovenian. Please note, that layer attributes are only available in their original language English. \\ \\
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 == About AlpES ==
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 Clicking on "About AlpES" in the grey bar on top of the website, it gives you the links to the AlpES project homepage as well as to WIKIAlps. On the AlpES project homepage you can find background information on the AlpES project itself and specifically the [[http://www.alpine-space.eu/projects/alpes/en/wikialps|objective of the AlpES WebGIS]]. In WIKIAlps you can find articles on ES themes in general as well as detailed descriptions of the ES indicators (that are AlpES project results) available in this WebGIS.\\ \\
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-In the layer properties, you find below the menu tree, you can change the transparency as well as the drawing order of individual layers on the map. This are styling possibilities, while generating your own map, for the optimal layer view. Move the slider to change the transparency from 0 to 100%. Use the arrows on the right hand side to change the drawing order of the layers. Click on an upward arrow to bring the layer one level higher.\\ \\ \\ \\ \\ \\
+In the layer properties, you find below the menu tree, you can change the transparency as well as the drawing order of individual layers on the map. This are styling possibilities, while generating your own map, for the optimal layer view. Move the slider to change the transparency from 0 to 100%. Use the arrows on the right hand side to change the drawing order of the layers. Click on an upward arrow to bring the layer one level higher.\\ \\ \\ \\
 === Get information about specific locations/areas ===
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 == Get single area's attributes ==
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 To select and inform you about a single polygon/municipality/area/map object, just click once on that object. The selected object will be coloured yellow and the parameter info box appears. There you can find all information you might be looking for. In the parameter info box the information of all activate layers on your cursor position will be listend. For the project results, the ecosystem service indicators, you'll find the demand, supply and flow values for the selected ecosystem service.\\ \\ \\
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-If you want to look for a specific location or to get the coordinates of a specific location, first change the coordinate system in the "Coordinate" drop down menu to the one you need your coordinates to be in. Moving your mouse cursor on the mapping window, you'll see the corresponding coordinates besides the "coordinate" box in the narror grey bar.\\ \\
+If you want to look for a specific location or to get the coordinates of a specific location, first change the coordinate system in the "Coordinate" drop down menu to the one you need your coordinates to be in. Moving your mouse cursor on the mapping window, you'll see the corresponding coordinates besides the "coordinate" box in the narror grey bar.\\ \\ \\
 === Save your results ===
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 == Return to your personalised view ==
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 {{:wiki:18_print.png?nolink|}} The print button/bar on the top of the menu tree allows you to convert your current own map to the pdf format. Of course you can save and print that pdf.\\ \\ \\ \\
+=== Calculation Tool ===
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+) The Calculation tool (together with the measurement tool) is accessible via the 'Tools' section in the navigation panel.\\
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-//Have fun generating your own ecosystem service related maps in the Alpine Space!\\
+) The calculation dialog opens with the following elements:
-Your IGF-Team: Andreas Haller, PhD; Annemarie Polderman, PhD; PD Dipl.-Geogr. Dr. Oliver Bender; Cziferszky, Andreas; Nadine Houbé, MSc
+  - The **expression box**: A user can define the expression here. AlpES layers can be dragged and dropped from the layer tree into this box, which will result in the 5-digit AlpES layer code with a '_' character prefix, pasted into the field.  Valid operators and functions can be found [[:wiki:webgis_calc_operators_functions|here]]
+  - The **clear text expression label** which shows the expression entered in (1) with clear text variable names indicating the layer label.
+  - The **validation button**: to check the expression syntax and populate the statistic fields below. Statistic fields below are provided for the user as a quick sanity check of the correctness of the expression. Only if the validation is successful, the **'Create Layer'** button (5) will become active.
+  - The **'Create Layer'** button to create the user layer and display it on the map. The layer will be inserted into the 'Layer properties' list of active layers on the navigation panel. Depending on the complexity of the formula and the classification method, layer creation can take up to ~10seconds.
+  - Expression **Import and Export** buttons: Expressions and corresponding styling can be saved to and imported from the local computer. This function allows sharing of expressions and user layers with other user. //Not yet implemented//.\\
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+) The result is displayed on the map and the layer is available in the layer stack. Here the layer can be removed.
+{{:wiki:calc_layer.jpg?nolink&500|}}
+//Have fun generating your own ecosystem service related maps in the Alpine Space!\\
+Your IGF-Team: Cziferszky, Andreas; Nadine Houbé, MSc; Annemarie Polderman, PhD; Andreas Haller, PhD; PD Dipl.-Geogr. Dr. Oliver Bender