Maps & Geospatial
DrillerDB provides interactive mapping to help you visualize job locations and navigate to sites.
Quick Start: Use the Job Map
- Open Maps and review the rebuilt console map tabs
- Use status chips to narrow visible projects
- Apply layers and filters for employee, well, drill, priority, GPS, geology, and township context
- Click a marker to open project details
- Use the route and Navigate controls after the office reviews the crew handoff
Features
- Job Map - View all jobs on an interactive map
- Project Map - See an individual project's location
- GPS Coordinates - Manage and adjust location data
- Directions - Open driving directions to job sites in Google Maps
Map Views
- Color-coded markers by status
- Interactive map navigation
- Filter by status chips and the Filters panel
- Info windows with project details
Step-by-Step: Correct a Project Location
- Open the project record
- Scroll to the Well Location card on the Overview tab
- Click Adjust in the corner of the site map
- Move or refine the marker in the Adjust GPS Location window
- Click Update Location and check the pin
Step-by-Step: Plan Tomorrow's Route Cluster
- Turn on the Open Jobs status chip
- Use Filters to narrow to the target employee
- Pan to the service region
- Click each pin and click Add to route
- Open Route in the tools rail, click Optimize, then Preview or Navigate
Topics in This Section
- Job Map - View all jobs on an interactive map with project markers
- Maps & Geology - Review rebuilt console map, layer, route, public well, and geology-estimator surfaces
- Map Filtering - Filter map markers by status chips and dropdown controls
- Project Map - View individual project locations with detailed map information
- GPS Coordinates - Input, adjust, and validate GPS coordinates for projects
- Directions - Open directions to job sites in Google Maps and plan a day's route
Related Topics
- Projects - Core records that drive map markers
- Scheduling - Use map context for route planning
- DepthMap - Standalone well-map workflows