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# Visualisation des cartes topographiques

Consultez les couches topographiques dans l’application mobile pour comprendre l’altitude et les motifs du terrain.

Affichage des cartes de topographie

Sélectionnez l’exploitation puis le champ, afin d’afficher la topographie de ce champ :

Ensuite, appuyez sur TOPOGRAPHIE puis sur la carte de topographie que vous souhaitez voir :

Sur l’écran de topographie, vous pouvez voir les commandes suivantes :

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1. Vous permet de basculer entre différentes couches de données topographiques.
2. Affiche la légende de la topographie.
3. Ajuste le zoom sur le champ.
4. Ajuste le zoom sur votre position actuelle.
5. Masque/Affiche la couche.


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