Juniper Systems Juniper Aspect - Manual (Page 13)

Ch 2 Overview of Planning and Implementation
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2. Map the location of objects and coverage areas
based on the training given to you by the project
manager.
3. Edit map data in the field if appropriate.
4. Add new objects or projects on the fly if appropriate.
5. Make notes as requested.
6. Once map data is collected and the defined time to
synchronize it with the desktop computer has come,
give the mobile computer(s) to the project manager.
The project might be set up so you synchronize data
yourself.
7. Depending on the workflow plan, the data collection
process could be repeated for the project you are
working on or a new project.
Managing Data and Creating Maps and Reports
Collected data can be edited on the desktop computer
by the project manager after it is uploaded or on the
fly by the mobile worker on the mobile computer. The
process will be similar to the following:
1. Edit maps for final presentation. The system allows
you to manipulate the data in each layer, including:
changing objects, changing labels and label colors,
correcting errors, moving lines, moving points, and
adjusting polygons.
2. Create an inventory list of system components to
accompany maps that are created in the editing
function. These reports include all objects shown on
that particular map.
3. Provide the client or agency with electronic and
hard copies of the entire system, including maps,
component lists and photographs if they exist.
4. Store digital project files for future updating and
planning.