This section describes the different windows that are available when viewing and editing network information, and additional windows used when working with networks.
These are the different windows available on the network:
- Model Group window is a hierarchical representation of the data associated with a model group.
- GeoPlan window is the one you will probably use most. The network is displayed in geographical form, and you can also display other layers of data such as background maps.
- GeoExplorer window is used to display a geographic view of the models within the database.
- Network object grid views provide tabular access to most of the data about objects in the network. There is a separate grid view for each object type. Some data, such as tabular data, cannot be displayed.
- Long Section window displays a vertical schematic of a series of nodes and links within the network.
- 3D Terrain window provides a 3D representation of the ground surface of a network that has a ground model loaded on its GeoPlan window.
- Model window displays a hierarchical representation of the data within the current database.
- Output window displays network, baseline or live data validation messages.
- Thematic Key window displays the current themes for all open GeoPlan windows.
- Explorer window is a hierarchical representation of the data associated with a database.
- General Group window allows a second model group to be displayed in addition to the model group displayed in the
Model Group window.
- Property sheets
display the selected network object properties and you can view and edit object properties here.
- Object Properties window provides a way of looking at all the data for a single network object in a structured way.