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Field-resolution soil & water PEC maps
Usage Notes
- Maps are selected by choosing country district, environmental compartments and chemical
- The list of chemicals displayed in a “Chemical” dropdown list is dynamically updated based on the selected district and compartment
- Both PECs follow the same continuous color-coding
- Individual field and river segment polygons displayed on the maps are interactive. After hoovering courser over the polygons, they will be highlighted
- Each individual element on the map is clickable
- Clicking field polygon will display popup: 1) Field ID, 2) Treated crop and 3) Individual PEC soil,
- Clicking river segment polygon will display popup: 1) River name, 2) # of fields in 100 meter buffer and 3) Individual PEC surface water,
- Additional interactive map elements include: 1) Control layer widget in top right corner to toggle map layers (district border, river segment polygons, river network, river basins), 2) zoom button in the bottom left corner