(Yield) Maps - StellarSupport - John Deere

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Setup
them until you find a range that conveys useful information.
• Elevation: Used with elevation maps; based on height above sea level.
• Fertilizer Application Log: Used with fertilizer application log field maps
(Measured or Target layers). Values determined by the sensors on the equipment.
• Moisture: Used with moisture maps generated from the yield data; based on
percentages.
• Normalized: Used with any yield, moisture or wet weight map to quickly shows the
field’s average distribution of yield data. A normal distribution of data means that
most yield points will be close to the “average” bushels per acre (found by
selecting the Field Information button), while a few yield sites will fall above and
below the average. Because you are looking for not only the average, but also for
the values that fall above and below the average, it may easier to use legends that
contain an odd number of increment colors. For example, if your legend uses five
colors you know that the average will be the middle color, and that the two colors
above the middle will represent higher than average yield, and the two colors
below it will represent below average yield. If you selected Percentage, enter the
number of percentage points to include in each color break.
• Pesticide Application Log: Used with pesticide application log field maps
(Measured or Target layers). Values determined by the sensors on the equipment.
• Tank Mix Application Log: Used with tank mix application log field maps
(Measured or Target layers). Values determined by the sensors on the equipment.
• Wet Weight: Used with wet weight maps generated from the yield data. Actual
weight calculated by the sensors before drying calculations were applied to it in
JDOffice.
• Yield: Used with yield maps generated from the yield data; based on crop yield per
area unit.
Add an incremental legend:
1. From the Setup menu, select Flags/Legends.
2. Select the Legend tab.
3. In Legend type, select the type of incremental legend you want to add.
4. Select the Product, then the Unit of measure that corresponds to the Legend type.
5. Click New.
6. The Legend name text box will be blank. Enter a unique name.
• Press the keyboard Tab key to add it to the list.
7. Set the High, Low and Increment values by highlighting and then typing over the text,
or clicking on the arrows.
8. Click Update.
• If the legend values are not evenly divisible by the increments set, JDOffice will