Introduction guide
- This guide is intended to help you understand how to use Rasters.io;
- This guide describes the various functionalities and features intended primarily for the public works sector;
- This guide is intended as a reference and training document;
- This guide is continually updated as new features become available;
In order to familiarize you with the lexicon used in the various tools of the Rasters.io web portal and its mobile navigation application, we have listed the main words used with a definition to help you better understand them.
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Name |
Description |
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Activities |
An activity is used to group courses by type. |
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Mobile navigation application |
Mobile navigation application installed on the operator's Android tablet. |
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Blasts |
Refers to an action taken by the operator for maximum spreading at high flow rates during a spreading activity. |
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Manager (Admin) |
Designates the role responsible for the Rasters.io. account. The administrator (admin) is responsible for managing members, routes, vehicles, activities, etc. |
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Secondary instruction |
Like the main operation, the secondary instruction informs the operator with a second level of information. |
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PIN |
A unique code for each operator to use the mobile navigation application. |
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Operator |
The operator is defined as a person who operates a vehicle with the mobile navigation application. |
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Main operation |
The main operation is assigned to each route, allowing the operator to know at all times the type of mode for each route and segment. |
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Route |
This is a route defined on the map that the operator must follow to complete an activity as part of his job. |
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Particularities |
A feature can be defined as a point geolocated on a route to inform the operator of special information or instructions to be followed when approaching it. |
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Web portal |
The portal is the web version of Rasters.io. |
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Segments |
A segment is a fragment of a path where it is possible to define a visual style or customized information for the operation mode and/or secondary instruction. |
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Vehicles |
Equipment e.g. truck, sweeper, scraper, spreader, etc. used in course operations. |