Accessing InfieldMaps Oil and Gas Mapping - Online

• Please login to the Website in the top right hand corner of the page
• The default setting is a global map. Focus in on the area of the map that you would like to search by pressing shift and dragging with your left mouse key. Alternatively, use the plus or minus signs in the bottom right hand corner of the map to zoom in or out.

• Once you have logged in you will have access to the data that you have purchased
• You can view the data by clicking on the layers tab
• From here you can access any of the Data Layers to which you have access. Single or multiple data layers can be applied. In addition, you have the ability to change the map upon which the data is plotted. ‘Infield background’ provides a simple map outline; streets can be added using Street Map view and the latter two options provide an aerial view with or without streets depending on user preference

Any search you create here will be added to the bottom of the layers tab which means you can create multiple searches and turn them on individually or all at the same time. Custom searches automatically get deleted upon logging out of the system.

In order for the search to work you must have given the search a name and selected at least one search criteria otherwise you will get no search result.

• Custom Search Title (mandatory): To start, go to the Search tab and give it a Search Layer Name, this is just a title given to the new search layer so you can easily recognise it in the layers tab – This is a mandatory field
• Dataset (optional): Select a Dataset to search
• Name (optional): Enter the name, for example the name of a field, platform or pipeline
• Operator (optional): Enter the Name of an Operator
• Year (defaults to full timeframe if specific years are not selected): Use the sliders to select the date range you’re interested in
• Status (optional): From the drop down you can select multiple options
• Country (optional): From the drop down you can select multiple options

Within the tools tab you can draw shapes on the map which is great for use in your reports or presentations and can be done in any colour and transparency.

• To get started click the Tools tab
• Colour: Select a colour for your shape using either the colour selector or a Hex code
• Line Stroke: Select the style for your lines (Line Stroke)
• Opacity: Select how transparent you want your shape to be
• Measure: This tool gives you a rough guide on distances between points. This is not an exact measuring tool and should be used as a guide only
• Arrow: This tool deselects the tool you’re currently using to so you can more easily navigate around the map
• Line: This tool enables the user to draw a simple point to point line. To start drawing a line, select the tool, left click to start the line, left click anywhere on the map, left click another point on the map. To finish simply left click the last point you selected
• Polygon: With this tool you can create any shape you please. Again to finish drawing left click on the last point you created and the space will be filled in with the colour you have selected
• Rectangle: This is a simple tool to draw squares and rectangles. Simply left click and hold, then drag to create your shape, the fill colour will be the colour you have selected
• Ellipse: This is a simple tool to draw squares and rectangles. Simply left click and hold, then drag to create your shape, the fill colour will be the colour you have selected
• Drop Pin: You can use this tool to drop pins anywhere on the map; if you then click on the icon on the map it will give you Lat/Long information
• Edit Layers: Once you have drawn a shape you can select this tool to edit the size or shape
• Delete: Select this tool to start deleting shapes you have drawn on the map
• Print: Click to print a copy of the map and data you have selected

• Click the Legends tab to obtain a definition for each of the icons on the map

• The Upload and Download tab can be used to download the data to either a .csv or shape file. Start by selecting the data source to download from the drop down. Also included in this drop down will be any of the bespoke searches you have created previously
• You are also able to Upload data via a .csv file. Start by giving the dataset a name and then browse for the .csv file. Click the upload data button to view your data on our map

• Once you have some data on the map, Click this icon to start and then select any of the features on the map
• A pop up will provide a list of anything in the area, which you will then be able to click on to select. When you click on any of the items which are Hyperlinked, you will be taken through via a new tab to InfieldLive, where detailed information of the feature will be provided