(Yield) Maps - StellarSupport - John Deere

JDOffice 1.2
A task can be defined as a guide (template) to a field activity. Operations will
be associated with each task, and will define what work needs to be done.
Because tasks are only a guide, overrides can be made in the field via the
GreenStar Display.
For each operation defined within a task, a corresponding field map layer will
be created.
Operation Task
Once you have an operation log map, a legend will automatically be created.
This is a master discrete legend, and all maps with the same criteria will share
a legend (per operation); it will expand each time new increments are added.
These legends cannot be deleted, and you cannot add additional ones without
unloading more field documentation data.
JDOffice will assign a unique color legend to each legend
increment. These colors are the only element that can be
altered, and any changes will impact all maps of the same
operation. For example, if you edit a color in the seeding
legend, the change will impact all seeding log maps (with
the same criteria) in JDOffice. To view the legend, or edit the legend color, click
the Legend button.
In-depth Operation data about field documentation layers can be obtained
instantly by clicking the Field Information button. The information displayed in
this window can also be printed in summary reports. For more information
about this, refer to “Field Documentation Layers” on page 180.
Operation Log maps support histograms, and although notes can be written for
the for these layers, they cannot be printed on the map. An operation log can
be deleted by using the Delete Field Data command (refer to page 236).
Operation log point maps can be exported as comma delimited Text, or ESRI
Shape files.
Whole Field Operation Layers
If you performed an operation in the field and didn’t have GPS, but you want a
documented record of the work, a new operation layer can be manually created
within JDOffice. One operation will be defined per layer, and each will have one
rate/depth assigned to it. If actual overrides were made in the field, these
cannot be documented in the manually created layers.
Each created layer will appear in the Add Map Layer window in the respective
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