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Polygons and lines
early access
Katie Briggs
Adrian Zuniga
Adrian Zuniga
early access
If you'd like to be part of our Early Access Program, please let me know.
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Brad Beach
Adrian Zuniga: Hi Adrian, We'd like to be part of the early access program. We have lost of work were exporting out of fulcrum, processing in GIS applications and bulk updating records.
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James Armstrong
Adrian Zuniga: we’d like to be part of the early access program.
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Steve Poynton
Adrian Zuniga: Hi Adrian, could you please allow me to be part of the early access program.
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Stewart Ford
Adrian Zuniga: we'd also like to be part of the early access program please.
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Arianne Cohen
Adrian Zuniga: I would like to be part of the early access program, please!
Mike Lambert
in progress
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Kate Jeffreys
Mike Lambert: Hurray!! Any sense of a timeline pls?
Barry McLane
Mike Lambert: are you able to elaborate on when this might be rolled out, and what it will look like? The BC provincial requirements for data collection of invasive plant species has changed to a polygon-based collection this year, and we are trying to decide if Fulcrum will still serve our needs.
Mike Lambert
Kate Jeffreys:We are currently looking at August for general availability. If you'd like to be part of the early access program please let us know.
Mike Lambert
Barry McLane: We are currently looking at August for general availability. We can setup a call to discuss the functionality and timeline for early access to help you with your assessment.
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Kate Jeffreys
Mike Lambert: yes please!
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Bob Smith
Mike Lambert: Yes please.
Mike Lambert
planned
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Elliot Wicks
- Placed under review May 2021.
Starting to get really frustrated with how long features are taking to develop. We only have 55 users, but with the developer pack, it should easily cover the wage of a developer. And given the amount of bugs appearing, they need more people.
Seems like Sandbox testing is an unknown quantity.....
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Administrasyon ADF
Elliot Wicks: Agreed. Love the platform, but more and quicker development would be nice.
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Fred Spain
We find that all “lines” we want we make a drawing of on the map (using MBTiles) and then we use Fulcrum to gather information about a “point” on that line. We never really capture information about the “entire” line. For example and town’s levee bank which is a line many kilometres long. Or if we want to describe a section of that “line” (I.e. type of levee, height etc.) we just create a point along that line to do that. Any report we generate we always seem to draw the levee on one page and have a table of observations on another page.
We don’t need to have the “start / end” point co-ordinates WITH the data. However, in saying that, there are a few people in our organisation (who are ESRI GIS users) who are “used to thinking” it’s needed (essential?), but in reality, it’s (most often) not.
And maybe a simple solution for Fulcrum to develop is to have a separate Child Database containing the drawing “co-ordinates” associated with each record.
David Amszynski
Paul Wheeler - "If we had the ability to use lines and polygons, we would replace ArcGis and overall company usage would expand significantly"
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Derek Jackson
Same request from me too.
You show how to capture a line using CURRENTLOCATION() in your Data Events/Examples/Capturing vector coordinates example.
It would be a great idea to be able to display this information (Maybe using SETPOINTLOCATION()?) when revisiting the site.
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Anna Murray
Are there any updates on this functionality? Like many of the commenters state below, this remains the biggest hurdle for getting more widespread adoption of Fulcrum in our organization and the larger environmental community.
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