(Yield) Maps - StellarSupport - John Deere

JDOffice 1.2
Soil Type Map
Soil type maps are contour maps that provide a color description of the soil
types within a field.
Of all the field layers (maps) available, soil type maps are the only ones that
have a cost associated with them because they need to be ordered. JDOffice
provides the resources to obtain these maps - it is up to you if you choose to
do so.
A soil type map legend is automatically created. This is a master legend, and
all soil type maps imported into JDOffice will use the same legend; it will
expand each time new soil types are added. These legends cannot be deleted,
and you cannot add additional soil types without importing new soil maps that
contain those types.
JDOffice will assign a unique legend color for each soil type. These colors are
the only element that can be altered. However, if you edit a color in the soil type
map legend, the change will impact all soil type maps in JDOffice.
All soil type maps are automatically archived as they are imported into
JDOffice. However, they cannot be re-imported by using the Unload from
Archive command; they must be re-imported by selecting Import>Soil Type
Maps. The shape of the soil type map is dependent on the field boundary.
Editing the data is not possible.
When you move any tool over a contour shape on the soil type map, that
shape’s soil type will display in the message line at the bottom left corner of
JDOffice (the soil layer must be highlighted in the Layers chooser).
The soil type contour shapes - and their locations - can be copied and used on
application plans. For more information, refer to “Copy Shape” on page 213.
Soil type maps can be printed with histograms or notes.
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