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Maps & Geology

Interactive project maps, geology overlays, and location tracking.

Last updated: May 12, 2026

Verified console walkthrough

This guide is based on a browser-recorded walkthrough in the rebuilt DrillerDB console. When a step can send, submit, export, or change account access, the guide calls out the review boundary.

Maps & Geology is the location review workspace for office dispatch, route planning, public well context, and geology estimation. Use Maps to inspect project and service-job pins, filters, layers, pump installers, historical wells, route planning, township lookup, and fallback map data. Use Geology to prepare coordinates, review the AI estimator, and inspect recent estimation history. This guide is read-only and stops before creating projects, saving map annotations, exporting map data, routing crews, or starting an AI geology job.

Quick Start

  1. Open Maps and review Job Map, Pump Installers, and Historical Wells tabs.
  2. Use status chips, Layers, Filters, Search, Route, Township, and Help to orient the map before changing records.
  3. Open Layers to review project, work-order, GPS, public-well, geology, aquifer, and township overlays.
  4. Open Geology and enter coordinates only when the location is ready for estimate review.
  5. Stop before creating map annotations, saving locations, exporting data, routing crews, or starting an AI geology job.

Step-by-Step: Maps & Geology

Open the Maps workspace

Open Maps to review the Job Map, Pump Installers, and Historical Wells tabs. The map toolbar keeps status chips, layers, filters, route planning, search, locate-me, township lookup, refresh, and the built-in map guide in one place.

On localhost, the map may render as a fallback canvas if the Google Maps key is missing or restricted. The project data, tabs, filters, and guide controls still remain visible for review.

Maps workspace showing the job map tab, map toolbar, status chips, and local fallback map project cards.

Review layers and filters

Open Layers to decide whether project pins, Pump/Service jobs, wells, parcels, GPS fleet, crew breadcrumbs, pump installers, custom pins, geology, aquifers, monitoring wells, townships, or geologic structures should be visible. Use Filters when the office needs to narrow by employee, well type, drill type, priority, or Pump/Service category.

Map Layers panel open with data, GPS, and overlay layer checkboxes.

Use map guide, tabs, and route context

Open the built-in map guide when a user needs a quick reminder of search, filters, overlays, township lookup, route planner, pump installers, or historical wells. Switch tabs to review pump/service partner context or public historical well data without changing any records.

Job Map Guide modal explaining search, filters, layers, route planner, pump installers, and historical wells.

Prepare a geology estimate safely

Open Geology, enter latitude and longitude, and choose the AI provider only when the location is ready. The estimator can start a real geology job, so the guide recording fills the fields and stops before clicking Estimate Geology.

Use the map context menu or a project location to carry coordinates into geology review, then verify the coordinates before starting the AI job.

Geology estimator with latitude, longitude, AI provider, and Estimate Geology button ready but not submitted.

Review recent geology history

Switch to Recent to inspect existing geology estimation results and DepthMap links. This is a review surface; opening DepthMap leaves the console and starting a new estimate remains a separate approval point.

Geology recent view showing recent-estimation history or an empty state with a Start Estimation button.

Location and AI-job boundary

This guide records map and geology review surfaces only. It does not create a project from the map, save a custom pin, export map data, change a route, open an external navigation handoff, or start an AI geology estimation job.

Use location saves, route changes, exports, DepthMap links, and Estimate Geology only after the office has reviewed coordinates, project/customer context, crew handoff, and any external destination.