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Admin: /* {{Anchor|POI_PANEL}}{{Fa|fa-map-o}} MAIN MAP (POIs & Events): More context to your telemetry */

2026-10-04T22:36:27Z

‎{{Anchor|POI_PANEL}}{{Fa|fa-map-o}} MAIN MAP (POIs & Events): More context to your telemetry

Admin: Main map sections: typos, and describe the current behaviour instead of comparing with the past

2026-10-04T22:19:23Z

Main map sections: typos, and describe the current behaviour instead of comparing with the past

Admin: /* {{Anchor|POI_PANEL}}{{Fa|fa-map-o}} MAIN MAP (POIs & Events): More context to your telemetry */

2026-10-04T22:12:20Z

‎{{Anchor|POI_PANEL}}{{Fa|fa-map-o}} MAIN MAP (POIs & Events): More context to your telemetry

Admin: Split the main map section: 5.1 trackings, new 5.2 for POIs and Events; Area branch renamed to Geography

2026-10-04T21:56:04Z

Split the main map section: 5.1 trackings, new 5.2 for POIs and Events; Area branch renamed to Geography

Admin: Main map: move the POI/Events panel to the end of the section and drop the third heading level

2026-09-14T10:18:48Z

Main map: move the POI/Events panel to the end of the section and drop the third heading level

Admin: Main map: start view now waits for Load Trackings; introduce the POI/Events/Areas panel; add stable anchors (ANITRA #48150, #48171)

2026-09-14T10:03:35Z

Main map: start view now waits for Load Trackings; introduce the POI/Events/Areas panel; add stable anchors (ANITRA #48150, #48171)

Admin: /* {{Fa|fa-map-o}} MAIN TRACKING MAP: Where do I see more animals in one map? */

2026-09-14T10:01:37Z

‎{{Fa|fa-map-o}} MAIN TRACKING MAP: Where do I see more animals in one map?

Admin: /* MAIN CONCEPTS */

2024-05-02T12:26:12Z

‎MAIN CONCEPTS

Admin: /* MAIN CONCEPTS */

2024-05-02T12:25:38Z

‎MAIN CONCEPTS

Admin: /* MAIN CONCEPTS */

2024-05-02T12:24:11Z

‎MAIN CONCEPTS

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 : '''POIs''' - Points of Interest: places that matter to your work, such as nest sites, wind turbines, power pylons or known poisoning locations
 : '''Events''' - Observations: something that happened at a place and time
-: '''Geography''' - a geography structure/hierarchy<br>[[File:02_mapPOI_event_Area.jpg|900px]]
+: '''Geography''' - a geography structure/hierarchy<br>[[File:02a_mapPOI_panel.jpg|900px]]
 : The panel works on its own - you do not have to load or select any tracking first, so the supporting datasets can be browsed over an empty map.

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 : '''The map opens empty and waits for you.''' Loading every tracking at once is slow for accounts with hundreds or thousands of them, so the start view shows the map alone - the panel on the right holds nothing but a '''Load Trackings''' button, and the filters below the map stay empty until there is data to work with.
 :: Press '''Load Trackings''' to fetch them. The tracking list, the filters and the last positions appear once loading finishes.
-:: ''Accounts with only a few trackings will barely notice the difference; the button is there so that large accounts are not made to wait for data they may not need.''
+:: ''The button matters most for large accounts; with only a few trackings the map is ready almost immediately.''
 :: [[File:map01a_startview.JPG.JPG|900px]]
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 : The panel works on its own - you do not have to load or select any tracking first, so the supporting datasets can be browsed over an empty map.
-: '''Three ways to browse the same Point of Interest''' Each is a drill-down tr,ee and you can open it down to a single item.
+: '''Three ways to browse the same Point of Interest.''' Each is a drill-down tree and you can open it down to a single item.
 :* '''by Type''' - grouped by what the point is
 :* '''by Group''' - grouped by the dataset it belongs to
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 : '''The number next to a branch counts what the branch would show''' with the filters you currently have set. Note that the '''time filter below the map applies here too''' - with a narrow time window, regions whose points fall outside it will not appear in "by Geography" at all.
-: '''Deleting a point''' is offered from any of the three trees. Some points cannot be deleted - typically because an Event is linked to them - and the application now says which reason applies instead of refusing silently.
+: '''Deleting a point''' is offered from any of the three trees. Some points cannot be deleted - typically because an Event is linked to them - and the application tells you which reason applies.
 : '''Seeing the details''' works the same as for tracking points: hovering shows the info, left click opens and pins it, double click opens edit mode for objects you may edit, i.e. POIs or Events you created yourself.<br>[[File:04_POIdetails.jpg|900px]]
-: '''The "Geography" branch''' a special purpose visualisation of the boarders of available geo hierarchy items (country, admin1, and admin2). This split only shows the borders with no leaves (POIs or Events). To see the POIs organized by geo hierechy use "By Geography" POI split.
+: '''The "Geography" branch''' a special purpose visualisation of the borders of available geo hierarchy items (country, admin1, and admin2). This split only shows the borders with no leaves (POIs or Events). To see the POIs organized by geo hierarchy use "By Geography" POI split.
 == [[PUBLISHED_MAPS|PUBLISHED MAPS: How do I show an overview of our study results to the public?]]==

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 =={{Anchor|POI_PANEL}}{{Fa|fa-map-o}} MAIN MAP (POIs &amp; Events): More context to your telemetry ==
-: '''Points of Interest, Events and Geography''' are supporting datasets that give the telemetry its context. They are shown from a '''panel on the left side of the map''', opened by the marked symbol. The panel can be '''resized by dragging its edge''' and collapsed at any time, even while it is still loading.
+: '''Points of Interest, Events (and Geography)''' are supporting datasets that give the telemetry its context. They are shown from a '''panel on the left side of the map''', opened by the marked symbol. The panel can be '''resized by dragging its edge''' and collapsed at any time, even while it is still loading.
 : '''POIs''' - Points of Interest: places that matter to your work, such as nest sites, wind turbines, power pylons or known poisoning locations
 : '''Events''' - Observations: something that happened at a place and time
-: '''Geography''' - borders of a country or territory of interest<br>[[File:02_mapPOI_event_Area.jpg|900px]]
+: '''Geography''' - a geography structure/hierarchy<br>[[File:02_mapPOI_event_Area.jpg|900px]]
 : The panel works on its own - you do not have to load or select any tracking first, so the supporting datasets can be browsed over an empty map.
-: '''Three ways to browse the same points.''' Each is a drill-down tree and you can open it down to a single item.
+: '''Three ways to browse the same Point of Interest''' Each is a drill-down tr,ee and you can open it down to a single item.
 :* '''by Type''' - grouped by what the point is
 :* '''by Group''' - grouped by the dataset it belongs to
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 : '''Seeing the details''' works the same as for tracking points: hovering shows the info, left click opens and pins it, double click opens edit mode for objects you may edit, i.e. POIs or Events you created yourself.<br>[[File:04_POIdetails.jpg|900px]]
-: '''The "Geography" branch''' lists territory borders as a hierarchy ordered by code, so a country opens into its regions and districts. Territories with no shape stored are not offered - previously they could be ticked and then quietly drew nothing.
+: '''The "Geography" branch''' a special purpose visualisation of the boarders of available geo hierarchy items (country, admin1, and admin2). This split only shows the borders with no leaves (POIs or Events). To see the POIs organized by geo hierechy use "By Geography" POI split.
 == [[PUBLISHED_MAPS|PUBLISHED MAPS: How do I show an overview of our study results to the public?]]==

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-=={{Anchor|MAIN_MAP}}{{Fa|fa-map-o}} MAIN TRACKING MAP: Where do I see more animals in one map? ==
+=={{Anchor|MAIN_MAP}}{{Fa|fa-map-o}} MAIN MAP (TRACKINGS): Where do I see more animals in one map? ==
 : A tool to analyze multiple Trackings / Individuals in a single map.
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 : Once loaded, the overview shows the last positions - the color of the point classifies the last positions by the last update. <br>[[File:map01_lastdatacolors.JPG|900px]]
-: The map can also show '''supporting datasets''' - points of interest, events and area borders. They live in a panel on the left side of the map; see [[#POI_PANEL|Points of Interest, Events and Areas]] at the end of this section.
+: The map can also show '''supporting datasets''' - points of interest, observations and territory borders - from a panel on its left side. They have their own section: [[#POI_PANEL|MAIN MAP (POIs &amp; Events)]] below.
 : '''Filtering functionality below the map''' limits the data in the map (and in the right Tracking list panel]
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 :* Warnings and statuses are shown in tooltips e.g. mortality being indicated by black/red symbols <br>[[File:map06_mortalityInMap.JPG|900px]]
-: {{Anchor|POI_PANEL}}'''Points of Interest, Events and Areas''' - supporting datasets that give the telemetry its context. They are shown from a '''panel on the left side of the map''', opened by the marked symbol.
+=={{Anchor|POI_PANEL}}{{Fa|fa-map-o}} MAIN MAP (POIs &amp; Events): More context to your telemetry ==
-:: '''POIs''' - Points of Interest: places that matter to your work, such as nest sites, wind turbines, power pylons or known poisoning locations
-:: '''Events''' - Observations: something that happened at a place and time
+: '''Points of Interest, Events and Geography''' are supporting datasets that give the telemetry its context. They are shown from a '''panel on the left side of the map''', opened by the marked symbol. The panel can be '''resized by dragging its edge''' and collapsed at any time, even while it is still loading.
-:: '''Areas''' - borders of a country or territory of interest<br>[[File:02_mapPOI_event_Area.jpg|900px]]
+: '''POIs''' - Points of Interest: places that matter to your work, such as nest sites, wind turbines, power pylons or known poisoning locations
-:: Each dataset is offered as a '''drill-down tree''', and you choose what to show or hide at any level of it - a whole branch or a single item. Points of interest can be browsed '''by type''', '''by group''' or '''by geography''' (country, region, district).<br>[[File:03a_mapPOIs_geography.jpg|900px]]
+: '''Events''' - Observations: something that happened at a place and time
-:: The panel works on its own - you do not have to load or select any tracking first, so the supporting datasets can be browsed over an empty map.
+: '''Geography''' - borders of a country or territory of interest<br>[[File:02_mapPOI_event_Area.jpg|900px]]
-:: Details behave the same as for tracking points: hovering shows the info, left click opens and pins it, double click opens edit mode for objects you may edit, i.e. POIs or Events you created yourself.<br>[[File:04_POIdetails.jpg|900px]]
 == [[PUBLISHED_MAPS|PUBLISHED MAPS: How do I show an overview of our study results to the public?]]==

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 : Once loaded, the overview shows the last positions - the color of the point classifies the last positions by the last update. <br>[[File:map01_lastdatacolors.JPG|900px]]
-==={{Anchor|POI_PANEL}}Points of Interest, Events and Areas ===
+: The map can also show '''supporting datasets''' - points of interest, events and area borders. They live in a panel on the left side of the map; see [[#POI_PANEL|Points of Interest, Events and Areas]] at the end of this section.
 : '''Filtering functionality below the map''' limits the data in the map (and in the right Tracking list panel]
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 :* Click through the link to a particular Tracked Object profile<br>[[File:map05_TOdetails.JPG|900px]]
 :* Warnings and statuses are shown in tooltips e.g. mortality being indicated by black/red symbols <br>[[File:map06_mortalityInMap.JPG|900px]]
 == [[PUBLISHED_MAPS|PUBLISHED MAPS: How do I show an overview of our study results to the public?]]==

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 : The functionality displays all the Tracked Individuals available to a user (both owned/administered and shared only)
 : The start view shows an overview of the last positions - the color of the point classifies the last positions by the last update. <br>[[File:map01_lastdatacolors.JPG|900px]]
 : '''Filtering functionality below the map''' limits the data in the map (and in the right Tracking list panel]

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 : '''Data Cluster''', Annotation
-:: an object created (automatically or manually) on top of the telemetry data that annotates a series of Records into semantic groups (such as Mortality or Night clusters)
+:: An object created (automatically or manually) on top of the telemetry data that annotates a series of Records into semantic groups (such as Mortality or Night clusters).
-:: these clusters can be used to simplify the visibility of tracks and positions in the maps by masking details showing statistically aggregated information.
+:: These clusters can be used to simplify the visibility of tracks and positions in the maps by masking details showing statistically aggregated information.
 = PROFILEs: Where can I see and manage the detail info for entities such as Device, Animal, and Tracking? =

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 : '''Organisation, Customer, or Ownership'''
 :: Device "Ownership" defines which organization/customer holds ownership of the data.
-:: Purchased Anitra devices are transfered under Customer account during the purchasing process
+:: Purchased Anitra devices are transferred under the Customer account during the purchasing process.
-:: Non-Anitra devices are linked to particural Customer by running integration connector or Importing data manually
+:: Non-Anitra devices are linked to particular Customers by running integration connectors or Importing data manually.
 :: Customer account also holds the credit balance (data fee prepay)
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 ::*  the [[DATA_FLOWS#.28IN.29_Manual_data_import|Manual Data Import]] functionality reference guide provides the samples/examples of files, columns, or formats to be used while importing data.
 ::*  for additional explanations about some columns you can also refer to [https://www.movebank.org/cms/movebank-content/movebank-attribute-dictionary| Movebank attribute dictionary]. As the data from Movebank can be easily integrated in Anitra the data model and column names are ovelapping much.
 = PROFILEs: Where can I see and manage the detail info for entities such as Device, Animal, and Tracking? =