Labeling

Summary

The tool labels the segments based on trial information and integrates field book information to the segments.

Labeling: Creates range, row, and segment IDs based on the trial information given in the project file.
Field Book Joining: Joins information from the field book.

Parameters

Labeling

Base map: Dataset to be loaded as a base map.
Input Plot (GeoJSON): Loads the plots. The tool automatically scans for accompanying optional geometries (centroids and centerlines) within the plot folder and prompts the user for manual input if needed.
Select Origin: Set the origin of the field. The default value is set based on the user input in the project file.
Range Start ID and Step: ID of the first range and step size. For example, setting Range Start ID = 10 and Step = 2 will result in Range IDs = 10, 12, 14, 16, ....
Row Start ID and Step: ID of the first row and step size.
Segments Per Plot: Number of segments in a plot. The default value is set based on the user input in the project file.
Consider planter's direction and No. planter rows: Considers the driving direction of the planter for segment IDs.
Label: Generates IDs and displays the Range-Row of the four corners in the graphic view for visual verification.
Export: Exports the labeled plot and optional geometries (centroids and centerlines) to the ./labeling folder. The output files have the same filename as the input files. Outputs:
- Plots
- (Optional) Centroids
- (Optional) Centerlines

Field Book Joining

Input Plot (GeoJSON): Loads the plot.
Input Field Book (xlsx/csv): Loads the field book. The field book should be in a table format where the first row is the column names (see the example below).

Row

Range

RangeRow

Width

Length

Variable 1

1-1

0.76

2.44

0.56

2-1

0.76

2.44

0.48

3-1

0.76

2.44

0.53

Left attribute(s) to join on: The user selects and adds one or more attributes from the plot to join on.
Right attribute(s) to join on: The user selects and adds one or more attributes from the field book to join on.
Join and Export: Performs table joining and output the plot. The output plot will be in the same folder as the input plot and with a _joined in the filename.

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Parameters

Labeling

Base map: Dataset to be loaded as a base map.

Input Plot (GeoJSON): Loads the plots. The tool automatically scans for accompanying optional geometries (centroids and centerlines) within the plot folder and prompts the user for manual input if needed.

Select Origin: Set the origin of the field. The default value is set based on the user input in the project file.

Range Start ID and Step: ID of the first range and step size. For example, setting Range Start ID = 10 and Step = 2 will result in Range IDs = 10, 12, 14, 16, ....

Row Start ID and Step: ID of the first row and step size.

Segments Per Plot: Number of segments in a plot. The default value is set based on the user input in the project file.

Consider planter's direction and No. planter rows: Considers the driving direction of the planter for segment IDs.

Label: Generates IDs and displays the Range-Row of the four corners in the graphic view for visual verification.

Export: Exports the labeled plot and optional geometries (centroids and centerlines) to the ./labeling folder. The output files have the same filename as the input files. Outputs:

Plots
(Optional) Centroids
(Optional) Centerlines

Field Book Joining

Input Plot (GeoJSON): Loads the plot.

Input Field Book (xlsx/csv): Loads the field book. The field book should be in a table format where the first row is the column names (see the example below).

Row

Range

RangeRow

Width

Length

Variable 1

1-1

0.76

2.44

0.56

2-1

0.76

2.44

0.48

3-1

0.76

2.44

0.53

Left attribute(s) to join on: The user selects and adds one or more attributes from the plot to join on.

Right attribute(s) to join on: The user selects and adds one or more attributes from the field book to join on.

Join and Export: Performs table joining and output the plot. The output plot will be in the same folder as the input plot and with a _joined in the filename.