Information is organized by project. From each project, you can upload different file types: LandXML surfaces, elevation models, orthomosaics, vector layers, and you can also synchronize local folders with the desktop uploader.
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Before uploading anything, each user enters the project where the information should be centralized. This makes it possible to separate projects, data types and viewers according to what the editor considers necessary.
Each project works as a container for technical material and its versions, so every uploaded file remains associated with the correct work front.
This workflow is focused on publishing surveying and civil engineering outputs for web review and consultation.
It helps bring terrain or design surfaces from AutoCAD Civil 3D and similar tools into the viewer, so they can be reviewed in context with other layers.
An uploaded DEM can support longitudinal profiles, elevation queries and terrain visualization.
It also makes it possible to combine terrain with orthomosaics and other project layers, which is useful for construction progress, surveying and faster technical reviews.
The goal is to publish the georeferenced image for review, comparison and shared interpretation.
This lets non-GIS users inspect the information without depending on the original heavy file, especially in workflows that need to show construction progress or historical comparisons.
Vector layers help provide context: axes, boundaries, alignments, points, polygons and other deliverables that make the rest of the project easier to understand.
They help the viewer become a complete technical scene, not just an image or a surface. Common supported formats include DXF, shapefiles, GeoJSON, GeoPackage and KML.
Uploader lets you synchronize a local folder on your computer and upload the file types mentioned above.
It supports more organized batch uploads in the background, so the operator can continue working while the information is synchronized.
Instead of isolated manual uploads, a local folder can be linked so files are published in a more orderly and continuous way.
This helps maintain consistency between what the team produces and what becomes visible on the web, especially in projects with repeated deliveries or progress monitoring.
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