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Field Maps
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One or more data points may be located incorrectly and lie outside of the
boundary. These points are called outliers, and are usually deleted to maintain
the appearance of the map.
Some outliers simply extend past the boundary and are
easy to recognize (see right). When deleting these
types of points it is helpful to view the boundary at the
same time. If points are accidentally deleted inside the
boundary, your yield data will be altered. To help
prevent you from deleting the incorrect points the
boundary will act as a guide.
Not all outliers are easily seen; some are very difficult to locate because they
may only be a point or two, or they are not in close proximity to the field. If your
field map displays small, and does not fill the field map screen, most likely you
have an outlier. The field map will appear small because JDOffice
compensates for the extra points. Once the points are deleted, the map will
redraw to fill the screen.
Outlier
If you plan to delete points, do so before creating or editing the field boundary;
crop boundaries are recalculated upon deletion of points. You cannot retrieve
deleted field points except by unloading the data from the archive.
You cannot make changes to the contour maps, but if you delete outliers or
data from the point maps, they will also be deleted from the contour maps.
Changes to the maps are automatically saved by JDOffice.