Hello,
The GIS Division of the Information Technology Division has posted a new GIS Mapping test site. The can be accessed at www.sonris.com
I would like to take this opportunity to ask anyone who uses mapping to please test this new link. Pass it around. The more we get it tested and working like it needs to be, the quicker we can get it available to you.
When in SONRIS, in the right menu panel, click on GIS new (TEST)
You'll be taken to the GIS Test link.
Please read the informational pop up and the tutorial. There is a link on the tutorial on the information pop up.
If you have any comments, problems, etc. Please use the feedback form to contact the GIS department at DNR. The feedback form is the #1 way of getting to the GIS dept about this test site.
The feedback form is located on the title bar where it says " Sonris(ng) Interactive Maps Oil/Gas".
There is a little orange envelope icon to the left of the green arrow. Click on it to open the form. Please be honest. Notify us of any bugs or possible enhancements.
We know it's different, and will take a bit to get used to, but it is awesome. The graphics are great. Search results are exportable to excel. So, please check it out and let us know what you think.
Thanks
Tracie
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The legends can be minimized by clicking the little arrow. On the old version, the legends still take up space, but it's on the side, not overlaying the map, and they can't be changed. You have a larger map area in the new version.
The legends overlaying the map does irritate me, but I think it's mostly perception. The old version chews up map area for the legend, too.
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