As-Applied
  1. 1 Choose Method
  2. 2 Upload
  3. 3 Download or Import

Any drone's tracks in. True coverage maps out.

XAG, Hylio, EA Vision, Talos, CeresAir, Revolution: if your ground station can export the flown path as KML or KMZ, we'll turn it into real flown coverage with your reported rate attached.

2 Tracks & Application Details

The flown path exported from your drone's ground station or log platform. You can pick multiple files at once. Tracks are buffered by the swath width into sprayed-coverage shapes, travel legs removed.

The outline of the field itself. If you add one, overspray outside it is removed and small gaps between passes inside it are filled.

Leave blank to use the name inside the KML (or the file name).

One uniform rate across the flown coverage; total applied is calculated for you (rate × flown acres).

The tank mix that was applied. Written into every map: it shows in the John Deere layer details, the shapefile attributes, and as products on the ISOXML work record. Separate chemicals with + or ; for clean records.

How wide each pass sprays. This sets how thick the coverage is drawn around the flown line. Check your drone's route spacing setting.

How the job was flown. Route passes are the back-and-forth swaths; a boundary application is the sprayed lap around the field edge. Choosing Route & Boundary keeps that edge lap from being trimmed away as travel; Boundary Only keeps the whole track for edge-work jobs.

Flights are matched to the field boundary they lie in, and flights without a boundary are grouped when their passes touch or come close. Multiple fields in one upload come out as one finished map each. Turn this off to get one map per file instead.

Drops the flying to/from the field and refill runs, keeping only the spray passes. If a track has no clear pass pattern, it's kept whole automatically.

When to Use This Mode

  1. You fly something other than DJI. Any brand whose ground station or log platform exports the flown path as KML/KMZ works here.
  2. You get a true as-covered map. The shape shows what was actually flown, including skips and partial passes, unlike the boundary-only mode.
  3. The rate is your report, not the drone's. Track files carry no flow data, so the rate, product, and date you enter are attached uniformly across the coverage. Enter them accurately; the map's description in Ops Center notes that the rate was reported by you.