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Webinar - Learn the Basics in Land App - Land App 101

Updated over 2 weeks ago

Transcript summary

1. Getting Started & Interface

  • The Dashboard: How to manage your map library and use the sub-region feature to organize large estates.

  • Navigation: A tour of the interface, including switching between OpenStreetMap, Satellite, and official Ordnance Survey basemaps.

2. Building Your Map (Inputs)

  • Data Layers: How to overlay essential context like Flood Zones, SSSIs, and Public Rights of Way.

  • Importing Official Data: The two main ways to get boundaries instantly:

    • Land Registry: Pulling ownership titles.

    • RPA (Rural Payments Agency): Using an SBI number to pull official farm parcels.

3. Designing Your Plan (Tools)

  • Templates: Choosing a framework (e.g., SFI or Countryside Stewardship) so the map uses the correct symbols and rules.

  • Styling & Attributes: How to assign "Land Use" and edit the labels/details for each shape.

  • Advanced Editing: Using the Split, Merge, and Buffer tools to refine boundaries or trace buildings.

4. Final Outputs

  • Reporting: Converting the visual map into Data Tables (Area summaries and habitat lists).

  • Photos: Adding site photos with location data directly onto the map.

  • Printing: Setting up a professional layout with a Legend, Scale Bar, and Company Logo.

  • Sharing: How to invite collaborators to view or edit the project.

Time

Topic

Key Takeaway

02:15

The Dashboard

Organizing your projects and team folders.

05:40

Map Navigation

Using the left-hand panel and switching basemaps.

10:12

Importing Data

Pulling Land Registry and RPA (SBI) boundaries.

16:45

The Right-Hand Panel

Viewing shape data and editing attributes.

21:30

Drawing Tools

Creating new shapes, points, and lines.

26:10

Editing Tools

How to use the Buffer, Split, and Merge functions.

32:45

Applying Templates

Turning raw shapes into SFI or Habitat plans.

38:20

Reporting

Generating area summaries and CSV exports.

42:10

Printing & Sharing

Preparing PDFs and inviting collaborators.

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