Export vector features in PDF file
1. Description
Enhance the accessibility, interpretability, and overall impact of project data by sharing a PDF report of vector features.
This report serves as a concise and comprehensive document encapsulating valuable insights derived from the vector features within a project. By compiling vector features in a structured and easily shareable PDF format, one can streamline communication, foster collaboration, and ensure critical information is effectively delivered to stakeholders.
Leverage this valuable tool for communication and documentation: Sharing a contextualized report, that overlays the orthomosaic and vector features, enhances data interpretation, collaboration, and decision-making. The overlay of orthomosaic and vector tile layers provides a more comprehensive and visually rich representation of the spatial data. This detailed visualization aids in better understanding and interpretation.
2. Workflow
Limitations
- There is a limitation for large projects: the global map is zoomed out in the report, preventing effective visualization of smaller features
- Only 100 features can be exported
List of available inputs:
- Rasters
- Vector layers
Warning
For a project containing labels, display the labels before launching the report (refer to Vector Layers Styling).
There is the same limitation as in the project view: labels are visible depending on the zoom level.
Step 1 - From a project layer view, click on the 3-dot menu (1) near the "Search" Bar and select "Generate Report" (2).
Step 2 - Fill in the "Name" of the report, select the desired size and format, set the feature type to “Vector” and click on "NEXT".
Info
To date, the options available are:
- Size: A4 landscape
- Format: PD
Step 3 - Select the vector layer to display in the report, the raster, and the map ground layer (Satellite, Hybrid, Map, or None), and click on "EXPORT REPORT".
Step 4 - Review the report preview and click 'DOWNLOAD' when satisfied.
3. Results
The report is downloaded directly to the User's computer.
Example of a complete report
- Front page with a complete zoom-out of the project.
- Features page that detail all features selected (up to 4 views per page).
