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# 地形マップを表示
モバイルアプリで地形レイヤーを表示し、標高や地形パターンを把握します。
地形図を表示する
その圃場の地形を表示するには、まず農場を選択し、次に圃場を選択します:
次に、TOPOGRAPHYをタップし、表示したい地形図をタップします:
地形画面では、次の操作を確認できます:
1. 地形データの異なるレイヤーを切り替えることができます。
2. 地形の凡例を表示します。
3. 圃場にズームします。
4. 現在地にズームします。
5. レイヤーを非表示/表示します。
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