LOGR GeoFence Editor Tool

Table of Contents

• Overview
• Getting Started
• LOGR GeoFence Layer Selection
• LOGR GeoFence Layer Operations
• Reference Layer Operations
• Geometry Operations
• LOGR Integration

Overview

The LOGR GeoFence Editor Tool is a specialized geospatial boundary management system designed for professional geofence administration and LOGR system integration. This advanced tool provides comprehensive capabilities for selecting, editing, and manipulating geofence boundaries with integrated spatial operations, real-time geometry modification, and seamless synchronization with the LOGR tracking system for enhanced operational control and boundary management workflows.

⚠️ ADMIN ACCESS REQUIRED

Only LOGR admin users can access the LOGR Editor. If you cannot see this tool, please contact the GIS Section to request user access.

Getting Started

1. Click the LOGR GeoFence Editor icon in the toolbar
2. The tool will automatically initialize and add the LOGR GeoFence layer if not present
3. The editor panel opens with available layers populated

LOGR GeoFence Layer Selection

Selecting LOGR GeoFence Layer Features

1. Click the "Select" button under the LOGR GeoFence layer section
2. Click on the LOGR GeoFence Layer in the map
3. Selected feature information appears in the green info box showing PROVCOUPE
4. Click "Select" again to deactivate selection mode

LOGR GeoFence Layer Operations

Editing LOGR GeoFence Geometry

1. Select a feature using the selection tool, then the Edit button becomes active
2. Click the "Edit" button
3. Click and drag vertices to reshape the geometry
4. Click away from geometry or click "Edit" again to finish
5. Remove vertices (Optional) Right-click on any orange vertex point to delete it from the polygon

Buffering LOGR GeoFence Layer

1. Select a feature from LOGR GeoFence layer
2. Enter buffer distance in meters in the "Buffer (m)" input field
3. Click the "Buffer" button under LOGR GeoFence layer operations
4. LOGR GeoFence geometry expands by the specified distance

Reference Layer Operations

Drawing Reference Polygons

1. Click the "Draw" button under Reference Layer section
2. Click points on the map to define polygon vertices
3. Double-click to complete the polygon

Buffering Reference Layer

1. Draw a reference polygon first
2. Set buffer distance in the input field
3. Click "Buffer Ref" button

Geometry Operations

Intersect Operation

1. Ensure both LOGR GeoFence and reference geometries are present
2. Click the Intersect button (preserve icon)
3. The result shows only the overlapping area

Subtract Operation

1. Ensure both LOGR GeoFence and reference geometries are present
2. Click the Subtract button (discard icon)
3. Reference geometry area is removed from LOGR GeoFence geometry

Union Operation

1. Requires at least LOGR GeoFence geometry
2. Click the Union button (merge icon)
3. All geometries are combined into a single shape

Reset Operation

1. Click the Reset button (reset icon)
2. All geometries are cleared and the tool returns to the initial state

LOGR Integration

Updating LOGR GeoFence Layer

1. Select a feature from LOGR GeoFence layer
2. Make sure you can see the PROVCOUPE identifier in the info box
3. Ensure exactly one LOGR GeoFence geometry is present
4. Click "Update Layer" button
5. Layer automatically refreshes to show changes

Pushing to LOGR System

🚨 CRITICAL PREREQUISITE

Ensure there is a DA (Delivery Arrangement) assigned to the Provcoupe before pushing to LOGR; otherwise the operation will fail.

1. Select a feature from LOGR GeoFence layer (PROVCOUPE must be linked to a DA)
2. Click the "Push to LOGR" button
3. Review confirmation dialog showing PROVCOUPE identifier
4. Click "Push to LOGR" to confirm or "Cancel" to abort
5. Changes are applied to the live LOGR system

⚠️ IMPORTANT: LIVE SYSTEM IMPACT

Pushing to LOGR affects the production LOGR system. Always double-check your changes before confirming. There is no undo function once changes are pushed.

Tutorials

How to Use Geometry Operations to update LOGR GeoFence Features

How to Edit LOGR GeoFence Features

How to Push Changes to LOGR