Help - WSDOT Monument Mapping Engine v6.0.1

Mouse Operations:

• Identify - Double click on a survey station on the map to open a pop-up window containing a list of WSDOT or NGS survey monuments located "near" where you clicked. To open up a Data Sheet for a monument click on the Data Sheet link in the pop-up window. Identify works on the WSDT, NGS, and State Route Mile Post layers in the map.
• Panning - Clicking on the map and hold down the mouse key, then drag the map in the desired direction.

Left Side Toolbar Options:

• Zoom In - Clicking on [+] sign to zoom-in or use the scroll wheel on the mouse to zoom in or out.
• Zoom Out - Clicking on [-] sign to zoom-out or use the scroll wheel on the mouse to zoom in or out.
• Home Button - Click to go to the default map view for the map (i.e., Zoom to the State of Washington).
• Locate Button - Click to zoom to your current location. Location is determined by the GPS or cell phone towers if using a remote device or based on your computers IP address if connected to a network. This button is only displayed if your device is able to provide a location.

Right Side Toolbar Options:

• Basemap Gallery - Swap display of the Basemap to one of 27 options to include imagery and satellite maps.
• Legend - Display Legends for the layers currently displayed on the map.
• GeoLocation Search - Search for City, County Names or addresses using Esri's default GeoLocator OR search for WSDOT or NGS Station names.
• Measure - Provides capability for measuring distances on the map.
• Create Map and Print* - Print your current view to a document. The map is created as a PDF document, PNG or JPG file and is opened in another tab. This can take up to 30 seconds to complete.
• Clear Selection - closes any open PopUps, clears current selections, and removes temporary graphics from the screen.
• Basemap Toggle - Swap display between the WSDOT Standard Basemap and ESRI's Topogaphic Basemap.

For a full description of the Monument Mapping Engine read our User Handout (Adobe PDF File).