DTN Market Tracker® Map Tools

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Tools

Distance

Range Ring

Map

Add Favorite

Print

Full Screen

Get Details

Location Data

County Data

Elevator Data

View More Details

Zoom

 

Map Layers

Commodities

Precipitation


Help

Click on the Help icon

to view DTN Market Tracker help details.

Click on the X in the upper right hand corner to close the help window.


Tools

Select Tools

to expand the tool list.


Distance

Measure distance and direction between two points.

Select Tools > Distance

then click on the map to enter the first point.

Click again to enter the second point and read the distance and direction.


Range Ring

Display range rings around a selected point.

Select Tools > Range Ring

then click on the map to view the range.

Starting with the innermost ring, the range shown is:

Zoom Level

Close
Miles

Middle
Miles

Far
Miles

Regional

50

100

150

Subregional

10

25

50

Metro

5

10

15

Range rings are not available at the national zoom level.

Click Range Ring again to turn it off.


Map

Select Map

to expand the tool list.


Add Favorite

Select Map > Add Favorite to add the current (customized) map to My Favorites.

The map will be available in Weather > My Favorites.

To learn more about managing your weather favorites, see My Favorites.


Print

Select Map > Print to print the current map.


Full Screen

Select Full Screen to view the map at its maximum size.

To return to normal viewing, click anywhere on the full screen.


Get Details

Display additional details about data displayed on some layers.

Click Get Details

then hover the mouse over a location on the map to see the details.

Examples of available details are shown below.

Location Data

County Data

Elevator Data

View More Details

When you access the desired location, click on the map to view more details.

If you selected an elevator, you can click on a commodity in the table

to view a cash bid chart in DTN Bid Analyzer.


Zoom

Use the Zoom tool to adjust the map view.

To move the zoom tool, click on the tool with the mouse and drag the tool to its new position in the image.