GeoView -integration
More information about GeoView can be found on the web page: http://geoview.be/
More information about GeoView can be found on the web page: http://geoview.be/
GeoView is a solution which allows its users to collect images and store these on a server. The image metadata contains detailed information about the image, such as location and azimuth.
The GeoView -integration in Site Management enables to view the collected images in Site Management map interface. Combine the design or as-built models with up-to-date images from the site.
Using the GeoView -integration requires an active GeoView subscription.
Start the GeoView -integration by clicking "GeoView" from the Integrations -menu
Begin the sign in by copying and pasting the URL of the GeoView server to the respective field. Continue by adding your own credentials to the dialog and click "Log in" to proceed.
After a successful log in the main menu and filters -dialog opens.
The first two check-boxes define whether images and tracks are shown on the map.
The third check-box, Filter results, defines specific filter allowing to view only images for example from specific dates.
If there is no need for filters, leave the check box empty.
If the "Show images on the map" -check box is active, the images from GeoView server can be viewed in the map interface. The Main menu and filters -dialog may be closed.
The images are displayed as a camera -icon on the location that is in the metadata of the file.
Images can be selected by clicking left mouse button on top of the icon. Selecting an image opens a preview of the image, its metadata and the red viewing cone on the map. To view a bigger image and complete metadata, click Expand and a new dialog opens.
The dialog that opens contains more metadata about the image and bigger picture. There are three things that can be done in this menu. First if the image is part of a track, rewind and fast forward -buttons allows to move to the next or previous image of the track.
Panorama view opens a separate viewer for 360 imagery.
Open in a new tab on the right bottom corner opens the selected image in real size.
