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Tree View

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The tree-view shows all the currently loaded GIS data and reflects the structure of the data within Openwind.

Right-clicking on any layer within the tree-view will bring up the Layer menu. Right-clicking elsewhere in the tree-view will bring up the tree-view menu with the following options:

New Layer

oFolder - create a new empty layer as a container for organizing other layers

oTurbine Layout - create a new SiteLayer

oGridded Turbine Layout – create a new GriddedTurbineLayer

oSensor Grid Layer – create a grid of tiny turbines in order to map wake effects ( Sensor Grid Layers )

oCollector System Layer – create a new TreeLayer with interpretation Site Cabling

oAccess Roads Layer - create a new TreeLayer with interpretation Access Roads

oHigh-Voltage Cable Layer - create a new TreeLayer with interpretation High Voltage Line

oEnvironmental Sensors - create a new Environmental Sensor Layer

oSubstations – create a new Substation Layer

oGrid Connects – create a new Grid Connection Layer

oWind Map - create a new WindMapLayer

oPoints - create a new PointLayer

oLines - create a new LineLayer

oPolygons - create a new PolygonLayer

oMet Mast – create a new MetMastLayer

Open All - expands all nodes in the tree showing all the layers

Close All - contracts all nodes in the tree so only the workspace node is visible

Show All - makes all layers visible in the map-view (although some layers may be obscured as a result)

Hide All - makes all layers invisible in the map-view

The tree-view supports drag-and-drop as well as multi-select (holding down shift or ctrl) if users wish to rearrange the layer hierarchy (see Sections 8.3 and 8.4). If the user selects multiple parent layers and moves them around, then the hierarchy of the children layers of those parent layers will remain the same. If parent and children layers are all selected and moved, then they will all become equal in the hierarchy.

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