# Create a Zones Map Using Satellite Imagery

1. Select the field in the list, click the **Create Zones Map** button, select **Single-layer**, and then click **Next**.
2. Select **Satellite Monitoring** data type to proceed.

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3. In the next step, you can select a satellite image. You can filter by month, year, provider, or NDVI, and switch between image views such as NIR and EVI2. The **Here is a brief description of the indices types** link explains the available indices. If you need to change the index, click the arrow next to **EVI2**. Then click **Next**.

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4. In the next step, you can edit the title, change the number of zones, [select a Data Classification Type](/geopard-tutorials/product-tour-web-app/zones-maps-and-analytics/using-data-classification.md), and define the Minimum Polygon Area in square meters. Click **Run Analysis** to proceed.

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The analysis may run for up to 60 seconds, depending on the parameters you have specified.

5. Once it is finished, click **Save & Finish**.

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After it is saved, you will see the following message:

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You can create another zones map, assign rates, or open the Zones Map you just created. If you open it, you will see a similar view.

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