Project-based field mapping

Navigation, alignments, layers, tracks, photos, and coordinates in one mobile workflow.

Surveyor's Edge helps field users carry project context into the field: imported layers, points, tracks, photos, alignments, offline maps, coordinate-system tools, and shareable deliverables.

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Surveyor's Edge helps organize, transform, display, and document project coordinate data. Final positional accuracy depends on the source data, active coordinate system, localization quality, device GPS accuracy, GPS hardware, and field procedures.

Navigation

Stay oriented while your map data stays visible.

Navigate to project points, review your position on the map, and keep useful project context visible while you move through the field or across remote terrain.

Point and target navigationUse distance and bearing feedback to move toward selected targets.
Map content controlsKeep points, tracks, photos, alignments, layers, and basemaps available as needed.
Outdoor-friendly layoutA clearer, brighter panel helps this section appeal beyond only construction users.

Alignments

Know where you are along the design line.

For corridors, roads, utilities, drainage, construction, inspection, and layout support, station and offset context can be more useful than raw latitude and longitude.

Station and offset awarenessReference your position relative to the active alignment.
Field-ready map contextShow points, photos, tracks, basemaps, and imported layers around the alignment.
Professional field roleThis section should visually feature a credible surveyor in an orange vest and hard hat.

Photos

Turn field photos into useful project records.

Surveyor's Edge helps create project-aware photo documentation with descriptions, notes, coordinates, heading, alignment references, and optional branding.

Tagged field documentationKeep point number, description, and notes with the image.
Coordinate contextInclude geographic, projected, local, and alignment references when applicable.
Professional inspection lookThis panel should feature an inspector in an orange vest and hard hat.

Tracks

Record where you went and keep working offline.

Track logging and offline map tools help document field movement, site walks, remote routes, and large-area work where a reliable data connection is not guaranteed.

Track loggingRecord paths and review where field work was performed.
Offline tilesDownload map backgrounds for use away from service.
Useful beyond surveyingA good fit for field crews, inspectors, hikers, and remote outdoor users.

Layers

Bring GIS and CAD context into the field.

Load project layers, control visibility, inspect layer status, and keep dense map data readable. This section can visually show a GIS professional using field-collected data back in the office.

Layer status at a glanceGreen, yellow, and red states help separate visible, hidden, and blocked layers.
Scale rangesHide dense layers until the map is zoomed to a useful scale.
Coordinate-aware displayLocal-coordinate layers can remain hidden until a localization is active.

Coordinate transparency matters. Users should always understand which project, projection, units, and local-coordinate assumptions are active before trusting a map or imported layer.

Coordinates

Built for jobs that do not live in simple latitude and longitude.

Many real projects use State Plane, UTM, custom projections, low-distortion-style project systems, or local site grids. Surveyor's Edge keeps those choices visible.

Projected coordinate workflowsWork with common project coordinate systems.
Custom projection supportImport or define project-specific coordinate-system information.
Localization supportTransform local/site coordinates into project coordinates when a valid localization is active.