The map supports panning, zooming in/out, navigating through extents*, and downloading a PDF version of the map*.

To move around the map, click and hold anywhere on the map and drag. To zoom in/out, use the two buttons on the bottom right (displayed as magnifying glass icons) or use the mouse/trackpad scroll function.

Full-screen can be enabled by clicking on the first button shown in the figure below. This experience is recommended for smaller screens

The extent navigator consists of the three buttons below the full-screen control. Each time the map is dragged or the zoom level changes, the viewport of the map is captured these controls enable the ability to jump back and forth across these viewports.

The previous button will return to the previously saved viewport (If applicable).

The next button will go to the next saved viewport (If applicable. Will enable once you use the previous extent button).

The home button will return to the original viewport when the map first loaded.

The fourth button will trigger a download of your current view on the map in a PDF version.

Search bar

This tool allows you to search for an address, location and a set of coordinates (currently accepted in the format of Latitude, Longitude). (Shown in Figure 1)

Once you have finished typing your search parameters you can press the Enter key or click on magnifying glass icon to perform a search, there will be a minor delay while locations are returned as suggestions. (Shown in Figure 2)

Click on the desired location and the map will place a marker on that location and zoom in on it.

To cancel or remove the marker, click on the cross icon that replaces the magnifying glass after selecting a suggested location.

This tool allows to switch between a street and satellite base map as shown in the figure below.

This tool allows you to draw lines and polygons specifically for measurement*. Items drawn using this tool have specific styling to identify them easier.

To delete all measurements, select the red trash icon

This tool allows to draw markers, lines and text.

When selecting an annotation tool, you can cancel drawing/placing it by re-selecting the same annotation tool. If you have already started drawing and wish to cancel then you can press the Escape key on your keyboard.

To delete an annotation, select the delete tool as shown below. Once the button is red you can click on the annotation you wish to delete and you will be presented with a confirmation pop-up. Once an item is deleted the delete tool is disabled.

This tool allows you to submit shape files or manually drawn polygons*

To upload a shape file you can either drag your file directly into the 'Upload a shape' control or click on it to select your file.

Once a file has been uploaded the control will change to display the file name as shown below.

Next to the title of each upload control is a three-dot icon, you can use eye icon within the three-dot menu to toggle visibility of each set of shapes. Visibility does not affect submission.

Next to each upload control, there is a color picker that allows you to apply styling to each shape*.

To draw a shape instead click on the polygon icon at the top of 'Draw a Shape'. The same logic from annotations applies for cancelling the drawing. If upload/draw is available, you can only provide one of each.

You can also remove the shape by clicking on the 'Delete shape' located within the three-dot menu next to the file name.

Supported file formats are:

• Esri Shapefile (ZIP)
• KML
• KMZ
• GeoJSON

This tool allows you to search and toggle layers

To search layers by attributes, you need to put any value from a layer's metadata and click the search icon next to the text box. It will take some time to list the layers matching the search text. You can clear the result by clicking on the 'Clear filters' button, which will list the original records.

To search layer by drawing, you need to click on the 'Filter by area' tab and then click on the 'Filter layers within area' button that should allow to draw a rectangle on the map. Once you finished drawing the rectangle it will take some time to list the layers matching the rectangle's area. You can clear the result by clicking on the 'Clear Filters' button, which will list the original records.

To toggle layers, expand the group dropdown to display the list of layers available.

Click on a checkbox to turn on the layer. If the layer has children then sub-layers will display with additional checkboxes.

Pressing on the three-dot icon on a parent layer will allow you to zoom to extent of the whole layer

Pressing on the three-dot icon on a sub layer will allow you to zoom to the extent of the sub layer, show layer attributes, filter by attribute (available on some layers) and change opacity level.

Layer Attributes

Selecting layer attributes from the three-dot menu will render a table on the bottom of the screen containing all the features within the layer. Depending on the amount of data, loading this table may take some time. During loading you can click on the cancel button which will display the currently loaded data.

In this table you can perform the following:

• Click on individual rows to highlight and zoom in to a particular feature
• Use the checkbox to select one/multiple/all features and then click on the pin icon to highlight and zoom it to the selected features
• Use the checkbox to select one/multiple/all features and then click on the document icon to export attribute data to a CSV file
• Use the polygon icon to draw a polygon on the map which will select all features within the boundaries of your drawn shape, and filter the table down
• Individual column filtering as well as global table filtering

To minimise the attribute table click the attribute table header.

To expand and collapse the attribute table click the arrow icon.

To close the table, use the cross icon located on the right side.

Layers can also be interacted with by clicking on a feature with your mouse/tapping on the screen. Clicking on a feature will display an attribute pop-up.

This tool provides a styling guide on all elements rendered on the map (layers and uploaded/drawn shapes).

You can individually collapse/expand legend entries or use the 'Expand All' and 'Collapse All' buttons.