The Location section lies below the Project Details section on the Project Detail tab. The Location section provides users with the ability to add and edit location information for the selected project. This section will be collapsed by default, but it can be expanded using the caret on the ribbon header.

Ribbon Header

At the top of the Location section is a ribbon header which hosts the section name, an "Add New" icon, and a caret icon. The table below describes these controls:

Control	Description
Add New ()	This icon opens the "Add Location' pop-up used to add a Route Segment, Bridge Point, Traffic Point, Rail Crossing Point, New Polygon, New Line, New Point, or Boundary Area.
Caret	This icon expands the Location section () or collapses this section ().

Half Pane Setup

In the half-pane view, the location entries will appear below the ribbon header once the Location section is expanded (caret). Each entry here will be collapsed initially, displaying a ribbon with the location name, edit icon, delete icon, and caret icon.

Ribbon Element	Description
Location Name	This displays the name of the location.
Edit ()	This icon allows the user to edit the location record.
Delete ()	This icon allows the user to delete the location record.
Caret ()	This icon allows the user to expand the location record to show the Location Information.

If the caret icon is used to expand a location record, the user will be able to view that record's Location Information. Additional columns can be added to the Location Information in Configuration Settings, Map Settings.

Full Pane Setup

The user can click the icon to view this section in full-pane mode. This format will host the same fields as shown in the expanded location records in half-pane view. However, the full-pane view will show this information in a table format. The user can still edit and delete entries from this view (Action column).

Actions

There are three actions the user can take in the Location section of the Detail tab: Add Location, Edit Location, and Delete Location. If any of these actions are taken, the map results will be updated after the save occurs.

Add Location

To define new locations, the user can select the "Add New" icon () in the Location ribbon header. Then, the Location section will be emptied to allow the user to specify a location. Initially, only the Location Type picklist will be viewable. There are eight location types supported in this application which can be selected in the "Location Type" picklist:

Route Segment

To add a Route Segment location, the user must select "Route Segment" in the Location Type picklist. This selection will turn the Routes layer on in the map display. The user can follow these steps to add a Route Segment location:

1. Select a Route, either through the Location Text Search or the Select on Map functionality.
   • Location Text Search: Type in a route name into the field (ex. I10).
   • Select on Map: Select this button, then click a route location on the map. If multiple routes exist near the selected area, the user must select an option in the map pop-up.
     • To select an option in the map pop-up, the user can use the arrows () to toggle through the nearby routes, then click the button to choose it. Alternatively, the user can view a list of all nearby routes through the button. The user can select a row on this list, then click the button to choose it.
2. Define the Location Measures, either through the From/To Measure fields or the icon.
   • From Measure/To Measure Fields: Type in a measure value within the minimum (From) and maximum (To) restrictions listed below these fields.
   • icon: Select the From/To Measures by clicking a point on the highlighted route on the map.
3. Click "Save" to add the location.

Bridge Point

To add a Bridge Point location, the user must select "Bridge Point" in the Location Type picklist. This selection will turn the Bridge Points layer on in the map display. The user can follow these steps to add a Bridge Point location:

1. Select a Bridge Point, either through the Location Text Search or the Select on Map functionality.
   • Location Text Search: Type in a route name into the field (ex. I10).
   • Select on Map: Select this button, then click a bridge location on the map. If multiple bridges exist near the selected area, the user must select an option in the map pop-up.
     • To select an option in the map pop-up, the user can use the arrows () to toggle through the nearby bridges, then click the button to choose it. Alternatively, the user can view a list of all nearby bridges through the button. The user can select a row on this list, then click the button to choose it.
2. Once selected, the Route, Point, and Measure values will appear below this section (see image below).
3. Click "Save" to add the location.

Traffic Point

To add a Traffic Point location, the user must select "Traffic Point" in the Location Type picklist. This selection will turn the Traffic Station layer on in the map display. The user can follow these steps to add a Traffic Point location:

1. Select a Traffic Point, either through the Location Text Search or the Select on Map functionality.
   • Location Text Search: Type in a route name into the field (ex. I10).
   • Select on Map: Select this button, then click a traffic location on the map. If multiple traffic points exist near the selected area, the user must select an option in the map pop-up.
     • To select an option in the map pop-up, the user can use the arrows () to toggle through the nearby traffic points, then click the button to choose it. Alternatively, the user can view a list of all nearby traffic points through the button. The user can select a row on this list, then click the button to choose it.
2. Once selected, the Route, Point, and Measure values will appear below this section (see image below).
3. Click "Save" to add the location.

Rail Crossing Point

To add a Rail Crossing Point location, the user must select "Rail Crossing Point" in the Location Type picklist. This selection will turn the FRA NM Statewide RR Xings layer on in the map display. The user can follow these steps to add a Railroad Crossing location:

1. Select a Rail Crossing Point, either through the Location Text Search or the Select on Map functionality.
   • Location Text Search: Type in a route name into the field (ex. I10).
   • Select on Map: Select this button, then click a rail crossing location on the map. If multiple rail crossing points exist near the selected area, the user must select an option in the map pop-up.
     • To select an option in the map pop-up, the user can use the arrows () to toggle through the nearby rail crossing points, then click the button to choose it. Alternatively, the user can view a list of all nearby rail crossing points through the button. The user can select a row on this list, then click the button to choose it.
2. Once selected, the Point value will appear below this section (see image below), and the system will capture information based on the selected point.
3. For any values not captured, the user can manually enter these values using the picklists in the Additional Location Information section. Some values that were captured can also be edited if desired.
4. Click "Save" to add the location.

New Polygon

To add a New Polygon location, the user must select "New Polygon" in the Location Type picklist. The user can follow these steps to add a New Polygon location:

1. Enter a descriptive name for the new location.
2. Draw the polygon on the map.
   • Click points to draw the shape.
   • Double click the last point to close the shape.
3. Once drawn, the system will capture information based on the outlined area. If multiple attributes are found for a field, it will say "Multiple".
4. Edit "Multiple" value fields to either a singular selection (picklist) or a blank value.
5. For any values not captured, the user can manually enter these values using the picklists in the Additional Location Information section. Some values that were captured can also be edited if desired.
6. Click "Save" to add the location.

New Line

To add a New Line location, the user must select "New Line" in the Location Type picklist. The user can follow these steps to add a New Line location:

1. Enter a descriptive name for the new location.
2. Draw the line on the map.
   • Click points to draw the line.
   • Double click the last point to indicate that the line is complete.
3. Once drawn, the system will capture information based on the line's placement. If multiple attributes are found for a field, it will say "Multiple".
4. Edit "Multiple" value fields to either a singular selection (picklist) or a blank value.
5. For any values not captured, the user can manually enter these values using the picklists in the Additional Location Information section. Some values that were captured can also be edited if desired.
6. Click "Save" to add the location.

New Point

To add a New Point location, the user must select "New Point" in the Location Type picklist. The user can follow these steps to add a New Point location:

1. Enter a descriptive name for the new location.
2. Click a point on the map.
3. Once clicked, the system will capture information based on the chosen point.
4. For any values not captured, the user can manually enter these values using the picklists in the Additional Location Information section. Some values that were captured can also be edited if desired.
5. Click "Save" to add the location.

Boundary Area

To add a Boundary Area location, the user must select "Boundary Area" in the Location Type picklist. The user can follow these steps to add a Boundary Area location:

1. Select a Boundary Area, either through the picklists or through the map.
   • Picklists: Enter values in the Boundary Type and Boundary Type picklists, and any subsequent picklists that may appear based on the selections made.
   • Map: Toggle the "Use the Map to Select a Boundary" radio button on, enter a value in the Boundary Type picklist (County, District, MPO/RTPO), then select a boundary on the map.
2. Once clicked, the system will capture information based on the chosen boundary. If multiple attributes are found for a field, it will say "Multiple".
3. Edit "Multiple" value fields to either a singular selection (picklist) or a blank value.
4. For any values not captured, the user can manually enter these values using the picklists in the Additional Location Information section. Some values that were captured can also be edited if desired.
5. Click "Save" to add the location.

Edit Location

The pencil icon () allows the user to edit the location record. To edit a location in half-pane mode, the user must first expand the location record using the caret. Then, they can click the edit icon to show the location on the map and list the fields specific to the Location Type that were filled to create the location. The user can enter new values in these fields to update them. In the full-pane view, the user must simply scroll to locate the edit icon (under "Actions" column).

Delete Location

The trash icon () allows the user to delete the location record by simply selecting this icon beside the location entry. In the full-pane view, this icon is located under the "Actions" column.

Multiple Values - Non-GIS Locations

When adding/editing Non-GIS locations, the system attempts to populate the fields using the connected map services. However, if it finds multiple values for a field, it will display "Multiple". Multiple values are not valid for locations. When a "Multiple" value exists in a field, it will appear in red with a warning icon which will alert the user that, "Multiple [value] were found. Please reselect and choose only one." The location cannot be saved until a single or a blank value exists in the field. If the user wants to reflect multiple values, such as districts or counties, they must create multiple locations and select a unique value for each.