Analysis happens in the Maps pane, right next to the layers it works on — measure a path and read its terrain profile, run a spatial tool that gives you a new layer back, summarize a layer with widgets that filter the map when you click them, or compose a page and export it as a PDF. All without leaving the project.
Guides
Measure distance, read elevation profiles with line of sight, and inspect feature attributes.
6 min
Buffer, clip, join — each result arrives as a new layer.
7 min
Run your own reusable flow on a map's layers.
5 min
Live statistics and charts that filter the map.
8 min
Compose a page layout with drag-and-drop overlays and export a PDF in the browser.
6 min
How it connects
Domain analysis has its own sections: RF Coverage plans radio networks on real terrain, and Remote Sensing monitors imagery for change. For multi-feature evidence before you analyze, start with Spatial Selection; to automate an analysis as a repeatable pipeline, move it into ETL.
Do spatial tools change my input layers?▾
No. Every tool writes its output as a new layer in the project; inputs are untouched.
Where do I start Print Map?▾
From the Explorer project ⋯ menu — "Print Map" — not from Project Settings.