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# Dessiner des zones manuellement ou cloner depuis une couche existante

Dessinez des zones personnalisées manuellement ou clonez des polygones depuis une couche existante pour un montage rapide.

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*Démo interactive - Cloner des polygones, scinder des zones, dessiner une nouvelle parcelle, attribuer des doses, exporter*

GeoPard vous permet de dessiner des zones manuellement.

Options :

* Dessiner à partir de zéro
* Commencer par le clonage d’une couche existante (appliquée ici dans ce cas)
* Ajouter des parcelles d’essai
* Fusionner/scinder/agréger des polygones
* Attribuer des doses de produit
* Exporter la carte finale dans divers formats (iso, shp) ou l’envoyer directement vers des plateformes intégrées (John Deere Ops Center, Climate FieldView)


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