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SurView BASICS: Query Different Feature Types Mapped entities can be broken down into 3 basic geographic features, i.e., point, line, and polygon. All 3 features are used in this project to represent different surficial geologic features. To find out what type of feature (point, line, or polygon) are represented on the surficial geology maps, please go to the section About the CD. In this section you will learn how to select polygons and change the selection mode to point features in SurView. In Surview, you can only pick one type of feature. To Find out what pick mode is set for the current map go to the menu item Pick and select Right mouse button pick mode. The image below indicates the current pick mode is set for polygon selection. A dialogue box will open up for you to select which feature type will be the selection mode for the right-click pick. Select point option and then press OK. Now you are ready to right-click point feature types. Below there are 3 point features represented by the triangle and cross. What happens when you right-click on any one of these point features? Try it to find out once in Surview. (Will not work on the image below) For more information on using SurView you can refer to the Help menu item or go through the SurView tutorial.
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Preface - Introduction - Getting Started - About the CD - Contacts © Her Majesty the Queen in Right of Canada, 2000. Disclaimer and Copyright. |