Mapping in MonitorPro
Powerful mapping you don't need to be an expert to use
Mapping within MonitorPro enables any user to quickly output high-quality imagery with little to no training. Mapping in MonitorPro includes free subscriptions to HERE and Sentinel mapping without limitation.
Mapping gives users the ability to create thematics to trend data patterns across locations, and highlight instances of breaches. Areas can be created to display permit boundaries, restoration areas or borefields. Users can then associate data to these areas for review and updates. All mapping can be added to your dashboard and shared with other users. Breaches and thematics will update as data is imported.
- Display and see where breaches are occurring.
- Thematics option enables you to view the concentration of a particular variable in comparison to the Sample Points within the chosen dataset.
- Clicking on any Sample Point will display a summary table of data. This table summarises the data available within the Dataset for that Sample Point, including the number of readings, any breaches, the min, max, average, the last reading, and a trend summary.
- Users can plot the data within the Dataset from the map by clicking on the Graph tab.
- Up-to-date satellite imagery from HERE and Sentinel and various indices, including Vegetation Index and Water Index.
”Several of our former employees have stated that they really miss using MonitorPro as they now realise how it made their life easier. They wish that their new employee would make that investment!
Garry PearsonAustralian Mining Client
Want to Find Out More?
Interested in finding out more about our mapping features in MonitorPro? Contact us at enquiries@ehsdata.com. Want to know how MonitorPro could help your business? check out our benefits of MonitorPro page.
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