A lot can be going on the map. This guide helps to understand every data layer and how to work with it

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Map & Data Layers

A lot can be going on the map. AlphaSight provides a flexible map interface that supports multiple data layers for enhanced situational awareness. Users can toggle the visibility of each layer and adjust its opacity to suit their operational needs.
  • Toggle Visibility: Enable or disable individual layers to control what is displayed on the map.
  • Adjust Opacity: Fine-tune transparency of each visible layer for optimal map readability and data overlay.

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Supported Layers

Some layers (e.g. orthomosaic) require prior data processing or import. Others (e.g. tags) are created directly within AlphaSight.

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Base Layers

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Orthomosaic

A high-resolution, georeferenced aerial image generated from drone surveys.

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Vector Layers

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Floating Photos

Geotagged images from field operations, displayed at their capture locations.
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Paths

Visual traces of device routes from drones to mobile, auto-generated from telemetry data.
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Site Boundary

A polygon outlining the operational site, typically imported or defined during setup.
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Annotations

Geolocalised tags projected on map for situational awareness.
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Contour Lines

Elevation contours derived from terrain or LiDAR data to visualize topography.

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Operational Layers

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Drone Fences

User-configured virtual boundaries restricting drone flight to designated areas.
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No-Fly Zones

Prohibited flight areas defined by regulations or operational policies.

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3D Layers

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Terrain

A 3D elevation model of the area, generated from photogrammetry or DEM data.