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Then you can start drawing the measure on the map as area, line or point. The draw options (point, line areas) depend on the type of measure chosen. An area or line can be drawn by clicking on the map to add the corners of the area or line. The area or line can be finished by double clicking on the same location. A point only requires on click to be added at the right location.
Figure 13. Draw a line or polygon to plan the measure (in this case a line)
Once a measure has been selected and added to the map, the measure settings panel appears. In this panel the depth and inflow area can be given in. In case of a line measure a width needs to be given in and in case of a point measure a radius needs to be given in. Default values are provided for all settings. Additional information on the settings can be found by pressing the information buttons.
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Once the element is added to the map the panel on the left will show an option CHOOSE MEASURE to select a measure for the area.
By selecting this option a list similar as shown above is presented. The list may vary based on whether an area, line or point has been added. A measure can be assigned by pressing CHOOSE MEASURE.
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Once a measure has been added the type and the properties can be changed by selecting the measure on the map. To change the shape of areas, lines and points click the element on the map and then selecting one of the corners of the element. The corner should enlarge and can now be moved on the map with the mouse. Additional points are added to the line that can be used to create new corners.
Scenario metrics
On the right side of the map, the results of applied measures are visualized. These are divided into results with regards to climate adaptation, costs and water quality.
Figure 16. Final screen of the AST with the results
The results can be visualized both graphically as well as numerically.
Figure 17. Graphical (left) and numerical (right) results of the AST
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Results can be saved through the menu button in the top left corner of the tool. To save the project select Save project and a file (.json) will be stored in the default download folder of your machine. This can be on the local machine or an attached network drive. In other words not in the cloud.
The project can be opened by selecting the Open project option in the same menu on the top left corner. Then select the .json file located on your local machine.
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Additional map layers to be shown, can be selected by pressing the
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the layer selection button:
When this button is selected,
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several layers can be chosen to be shown in the map, similar to the layers provided below.
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Figure 19. Menu to save and export projects
· To save a project click on the tab “Save project”. The project will be saved in the default download folder of the browser. This can be on the local machine or an attached network drive. In other words not in the cloud.
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Additional map layers can be added by the user by pressing the Add layer button. These maplayers should located on a GIS-server and is accessible through either WMS, WMTS or arcrest. A more elaborate description can be found here.
When a legend is available at the GIS-server the legend of the active layers will be shown, in the top right corner of the map window
Project settings
Project settings can be easily accessed by clicking accessed through the menu button in the op left corner or the quick access button in the upper right button on corner of the screen.
Figure 20. Indication with a red square of the button that needs to be pressed to access the Project settings
It is still possible to adjust the parameters or the shape of the project
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area in the settings
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menu.
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Additionally, adaptation targets can be set in the PROJECT TARGET tab. Here desired adaptation targets (
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KPI's) for the project area can be set and the relevant (
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KPI's) to be shown in the Results tab (right of the map window) can be selected. The project targets are divided into the same indicators as
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in the results (climate, cost and water quality
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). A more elaborate description on setting adaptation targets can be found here.
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Figure 21. Project target in the project settings