Juniper Systems Juniper Aspect User Manual

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Juniper Aspect Owner’s Manual

As the map zooms in, the detail becomes greater and

more features are revealed.

Always wait for the basemap and/or streetmap to

completely draw before performing any mapping.

When you pan or the map zooms in or out, a progress

bar appears at the bottom of the screen and grows. The

map is completely drawn when the progress bar at the

bottom hits 100% and then hides again.
Note: Be aware that map data for specific locations

is not always available, might not be available at the

highest resolution, and can be outdated. Professional

license users can switch between basemaps to get

better imagery.

Navigating to a Location by Loading Existing CAD Data

Another way to get to a desired location is by loading

existing data. If you have the professional edition of

Juniper Aspect, you can load CAD data that has been

georeferenced correctly onto the project map.
CAD data has to be created from ArcGIS or referenced

properly in AutoCAD

using the ArcGIS for AutoCAD

extension. In ArcGIS, if you have GIS files that you want

to use and they are properly adjusted spatially, go into

ArcToolbox and export the GIS files into CAD (any version