STORM TRACKER

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STORM TRACKER

• MAPPING MODULE
• PRODUCT TOUR

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About Our Mapping Module

• Our module uses Microsoft MapPoint
  (see VirtualEarth.com) on laptops and PDAs.
• View HQ, TDSR Sites or tickets on map.
• Move objects on Maps by dragging.
• Double click to open detail in Storm Tracker.
• Assigns streets and areas to specific trucks.
• ESRI version available to link to existing GIS
  system.

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Accessing Mapping Module

• The Mapping Module works in conjunction with
  Storm Tracker and is accessible by clicking the
  Maps button on the Jobs window (circled below).

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Main Mapping Surface

• After clicking the Maps button, a main mapping
  surface opens. There is a list of storm clean up
  options on the left side of the window that you
  can view using maps. Using the various icons,
  you can turn on / off various features, zoom in /
  out and navigate around the entire United States.
  

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Viewing Stumps

• Select the Stumps Tagged and Stumps Picked Up
  options to view all of the validated but not yet
  picked up stumps, which are marked with a red S
  and the picked up stumps, which are marked with a
  green S. All of these stumps have been entered
  into Storm Tracker with unique tag numbers.
  Double click the stump to view the details on the
  stump ticket.

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Generating Lots of Validated Stumps

• Wonder what 30,000 validated stumps might look
  like? The following diagram shows youStorm
  Tracker generated all of these pushpins in under
  5 seconds!

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Making Changes to Stump Ticket

• After viewing the details for a stump, you can
  easily make changes to the ticket at any time in
  Storm Tracker.

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Assigning Specific Area to Trucks

• Now that you know which stumps need to be picked
  up, you can view or assign a specific section of
  roads to a specific truck. The following example
  shows a stretch of road in green that has been
  assigned to Truck 393, effective 5/14/07, until
  further notice.

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Viewing TDSR Sites

• Select the TDSR Sites option and then select a
  portion of the map to zoom into. You can keep
  zooming in much as needed. This is a valuable
  feature, since it allows you to pinpoint the
  exact location of a stump or leaner.

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Moving a TDSR Site

• The first diagram shows an entered address, which
  shows a specific location on the map (this also
  could have been done in Storm Tracker when the
  site was entered). The second diagram shows that
  the TDSR Site has been moved to a new location.
  You can view addresses, latitude or longitude to
  make sure that the site has been placed at the
  correct location. Storm Tracker will
  automatically compute the distance from TDSR
  Sites to Landfills, which is very useful in
  assigning mulch hauling rates.

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Requesting a Virtual Earth View

• The following diagram shows the Virtual Earth
  view of our map, which we requested to ensure
  that the right building was specified. This
  process requires Internet access.

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Got Maps?

• By using Visual Records Mapping Module, you will
  manage your time and resources wisely.
• Track Stumps and Leaners.
• View Headquarters and TDSR Sites.
• Establish Truck Routes.
• Obtain Directions to organize / coordinate your
  jobs.
• Check Eligibility.
• Track Job Progress.
• Identify / Avoid Fraud.
• And Much, Much More!!!

FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT US AT
SALES_at_VISUALRECORDS.COM OR 877-281-6600.