The user of the EFAS IS has several Map Viewer provides numerous options to customise the view. In the Map Viewer, there are options to add a custom WMS (
) or change background layers shown on the map (
). Any selection of layers shown on the map can be saved or loaded as a user preset (
).
The user furthermore can create widgets of the information shown in the Feature Info pop-up windows for any clickable layer (see example below).
Widget creation dialogue at the bottom of the Feature Info pop-up window.
Both the saved presets from the Map Viewer as well as any widget created from a Feature Info window can be shown on the personal Dashboard that is accessed via the button in the menu of the EFAS-IS (
) using the 
-button. The widgets can be freely arranged and resized.
). The updated view in the widget can be saved to a new widget.your view and make it most useful for you. You will find the tools to change the visualizations or make your own presets to the right on the menu bar.
By clicking the cogwheelsymbol (
), a list of different adjustable features of the Map Viewer is opened. Below is a brief summary of what can be changed in the Map Viewer:
Base Map: Choose between different map styles
Active layers position: Choose the position of the Active layers list (default is to the right)
Active notifications position: Choose the position of the Active notifications list (default is to the left)
Layer Groups: Switch between icons or text for the Layer Groups in the menu bar. Text can be beneficial if you are less familiar with the Map Viewer. Icons are the default.
Point Information: Choose whether you (1) only want to see the latest point information (e.g. the pop-out window for the Reporting points), (2) a list of all points that have been clicked, or (3) several windows next to each other.
Map Markers: Choos to (1) show Map Markers or not (2) and if they should (3) be remembered when reloading the page.
Reset windows sizes and positions: Go back to the default zoom and focus area, chosen active layers stay active.