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vSite Admin Portal: Custom Coordinate Systems Elevation Settings

When setting up a Custom Coordinate System (CRS) in vSite, two elevation fields must be defined: Local Elevation WGS84 Elevation These values work together to define the vertical offset between your local CRS and the vertical datum used in your pr...
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vSite Admin Portal: Configuration Templates and Favorites

Admins have the ability to decrease the time spent during the configuration stage of uploading a datasource by using Templates and Favorites. BIM and 3D Model sources utilize Favorites, where GIS data can utilize both Favorites and Templates.Templ...
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vSite Admin Portal: Custom Coordinate Systems

OverviewIn cases where you cannot retrieve an EPSG to accurately place a georeferenced model, there are additional steps to build a customized Coordinate System that can fit to your specific needs. It is important to come prepared with two sets of...
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vSite Admin Portal: Assets

The Assets section of the Admin Portal will act as a centralized repository outside of the traditional data source tab. In this section of the Admin Portal, you will be able to add, view, edit, and remove any of the following: Layer Groups Digital...
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vSite Admin Portal: Adding Base Maps

OverviewBase maps provide a visual reference layer for vSite AR users, supporting accurate visualization of GIS and BIM data. Administrators can upload base maps in the vGIS Admin Portal and make them available for selection within the vSite AR ap...
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vSite Admin Portal: Adding Digital Terrain Models

Instructions for Adding and Enabling DTMsYou can add Digital Terrain Models (DTMs) to your company account from the vSite Admin Portal.To add a Digital Terrain Model, go to the Assets tab, then select DTM, and click Add DTM (Fig. 1).Fig. 1A window...
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vSite Admin Portal: Managing Layers

Layer Groups organize objects from data sources into groups. The Layer Groups tab on the Assets page allow you to view, add, edit, and delete layers depending on the project. You can view the details of a Layer Group by selecting a layer from the ...
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