Your Smarter, Integrated Geospatial Solution

Create custom content and see this shown inside the About widget. Along with this content, the widget will show a paragraph of content that is hard-coded into the widget and references the attribution and use information required under the creative commons license.

Add data to a map by searching for layers in Portal for ArcGIS or ArcGIS Online content, entering URLs, or uploading local files like shapefiles, CSV, GPX, GeoJSON. Any graphics added to the map (using the Waahi Draw and Measure widget or the Waahi Locate widget) will appear above any other added layers, preventing overlapping. These graphics layers are temporarily added to (and removed from) the map.

See a gallery of basemaps and select one as the basemap for the app. Basemaps can be made available by the Web AppBuilder administrator user by using the organisation basemaps group or defining basemaps individually in the widget settings.

See x and y coordinate values displayed on the map. When the widget admin is first opened, the map coordinate (spatial reference) system is detected and added. Additional spatial reference systems can be added by a Well-Known ID (WKID). When the user loads an application, coordinate systems can be selected, and map clicks can be used to view coordinate values. The configured systems can be used by other widgets, such as Find Location.

Draw graphics and text on the map, see all drawings in a list and edit/manage these graphics. Manage area and distance measurements of graphics by choosing to show or hide the measurements, by changing measurement units or by configuring the widget to dynamically switch between measurement units based on the measurement size. Distance measurements dynamically update as line features are drawn, and see measurements for drawn features displayed, such as area and perimeter for polygons.

Run the Geocortex Workflow solution from Latitude Geographics from within the Waahi Viewer. The Geocortex Workflow widget can be added to the application and previously configured workflows can be made available to users. If the workflow has been set up to use feature inputs from your app (using FeatureIds in Geocortex), then a Workflow option will be available in the Results Panel feature action menu, for relevant features.

Search for a specific location of interest on a map by inputting X and Y coordinates into the widget or use the widget’s Identify function, interacting directly with the map. When a location is found using identify you’ll see the coordinates overlaid on the map next to the point that was clicked.

The Identify widget is part of the Waahi Interrogate toolset. Identify features by clicking them on the map. Feature information at a location is returned and displayed as identifiable layers in the custom Results Panel.

The Select widget is part of the Waahi Interrogate toolset. Select features from all map layers based on a selection by geometry, a selection by attribute query or use a previous selection on the map to select features. Add buffers when doing a selection by geometry or a selection by previous selection. The results of the selections are displayed in the Results Widget and new results can be added to current results.

The Results widget is the backbone of the Interrogate toolset. It is a centralised point of display showing all results generated by the other tools in the Interrogate toolset (Search, Identify, Select and Query). It enables the user to view and interact with the attributes of the currently selected feature/s. In addition, it provides administrators with a scalable solution that allows for integration with other systems/software for example the current integration includes Geocortex, Isolink and Automated Reporting Tool (ART).

See labels and symbols for layers in the map displayed in a widget. It supports dynamic, tiled, image, feature, KML layer types, and WMS layers with an associated legend URL.

Standard: Print your current map. The Standard Print widget connects the web application with a printing service to allow the current map to print.
Advanced: In addition to printing your current map, create custom maps and/or pre-configured templated maps, including multiple pages, using the Advanced Print widget.

This Google Street View widget allows the user to click the Street View icon from the widget and then clicking on the map, which opens a new browser window to Google Maps in Street View mode at that same coordinates.

The Elevation Profile widget allows you to draw a measurement line on the map that gives the elevation profile for that line.