Create and save custom plans with MapBrowser Projects

Introducing Nearmap Projects

Projects streamlines your site planning and design work

• Save your work. Previously, the only way to save measurements and annotations on Nearmap imagery was to export a screen capture. With Projects, you can create, name, and save plans and layouts, so you can return to and revise your work whenever you like. Projects even autosaves your work as your project evolves, and lets you save an unlimited number of projects in your Workspace.
• Keep tabs on your most important projects. Easily sort & save projects with custom tags, so you can keep track of projects by client name, project ID, status, project lead, location, etc. View all your projects in a single dashboard, and archive lower priority projects that don’t require frequent monitoring.

• Make individual or aggregate measurements. Projects lets you measure line, area, and radius of individual objects and ground features, just as you could in previous versions of MapBrowser. Even better, you can now take aggregate measurements of multiple objects or features. Need the total area of individual car parks in a stadium layout? No problem, Projects can measure and store that data for you. Want to understand how much soil you’ll need to fill in multiple garden beds on a new landscaping job? Projects is your tool.

• Organise site features in layers. When analysing or mocking up a design for a new site, it can be helpful to organise similar features and objects into groups — for instance, the locations for all the food trucks at an event venue, or all heavy vehicle access points on a new construction site. Projects lets you mark and save these objects into layers so that you can easily understand important aspects of your project. You can even turn layers on and off, making it easy to visualise important site attributes.
• Style site objects for easy visualisation. Projects comes with a basic color palette and opacity slider that you can use to style and organise objects on your site. Customise your view and understand your site at a glance with easily identifiable objects and features.

Projects is the custom design and planning tool of choice for any professional managing outdoor work

Landscapers

• Calculate materials requirements: Gather aggregate area measurements to estimate necessary amounts of sod, mulch, and plants.
• Determine maintenance layout: Position sprinkler heads for optimal watering setup.
• Identify and save critical site elements: Trace and save driveways, flower beds, trees, garden walls, storm drains, and other critical site objects.

Property and real estate developers

• Save parcels under development and notes about the surrounding area: Even properties lacking proper addresses are easy to save and return to in Projects.
• Monitor a site through the entire project lifecycle: Track changes over time in the surrounding areas for future investment potential.
• Enhance your presentation to wow investors: Identify site features by applying different colors to site objects and property boundaries to communicate the property’s value visually. Turn layers off and on to highlight particular features.
• Plan placement of marketing signage: Optimise sign placement by annotating areas of greatest visibility, as well as zoning regulations that may affect sign sizing and volume.

Pavers

• Adjust plans and designs on the go: Designers can return to a project as many times as necessary until the final design is ready.
• Predict materials requirements: Measure individual and aggregrate areas and distances to determine paving material needs.
• Annotate potential risks: Mark areas of concern identified in historical imagery such as deterioration or environmental change, and leverage the color palette to highlight cracking, previous maintenance, and environmental impacts.
• Monitor quarries and supply levels: Add multiple layers to a project to illustrate the differenty types of materials required for the job.

Designers and builders

• Measure and highlight important logistics: Accurately plan crane and other heavy machinery placement using the client’s radius and lifting-load specifications.
• Communicate clearly with contractors: Identify, measure, and annotate overhead obstructions, site access points, and key features for inspection to clearly communicate with contractors before they arrive on site.
• Plan equipment routes and access points: Measure and annotate areas for heavy haul equipment, heavy loads, and high clearance needs.

Event managers

• Create site plans to transform outdoor space: Gain contextual understanding by annotating and measuring key details of interest: footpaths, trees, walls, exit routes, etc.
• Scope initial design and logistics layout: Outline and notate important site features like stadiums, platforms, press areas, restrooms, emergency vehicle parking, entry and exit points, and adjacent property that can be repurposed for parking.
• Give stakeholders a clear picture of event plans: Draw boundaries to signify various event zones and use layers to show or hide these areas.