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Ch 2 Overview of Planning and Implementation 7

Planning Projects

Ideally some planning will occur before the Juniper

Aspect software is used. You may need to load the

software or read this manual in order to take a look at the

features provided before proceeding. Some decisions

don’t need to be made up-front, but it will help if you are

aware of them.

As you are planning a project, keep the following items in

mind:

1. Location of project: basic knowledge of where the

project is located is needed so it can be located on

the basemap.

2. Basemap: Is a good basemap (aerial imagery) of

the project location available from the software?

If not, you can import a CAD drawing that is

georeferenced, create a boundary map on a mobile

computer using GPS and walking the area you are

mapping, or work without a background.

3. Object catalog: What object catalog do you want

to use? You can use the object catalog provided

with the software, load a predened CSV (comma-

separated values) le with the object information you

want to use, or create one from scratch. You will also

select symbology to represent objects.

4. Assigning tasks: Depending on the size of your

company and the scope of individual projects, you

might have one person take care of planning, data

collection in the eld, data management, and report

generation. Or, you might have one person doing the

project management on the desktop computer while

one or more other people collect data in the eld.

Multiple mobile workers can collect data on the

same project at the same time. They could have

different tasks to perform for a single irrigation system

layout. For example, they could each have different

geographical areas or different object types to

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