Reference locations are observed evidence
Green markers identify the located photos or coordinates selected to define the environmental conditions of interest.
Imported field evidence
Review routes, photos, coordinates, and sensor data
Use this section to confirm where the field work occurred and inspect the evidence that will be available to the environmental model. Your field files remain in this browser session.
Add evidence
Import recordings and reference evidence
Add Trailasaur recordings, GPX routes, CSV files, photos, ZIP exports, or known field coordinates. GPX contributes location-only route evidence and does not need sensor files.
Drop field data hereRecording folders, GPX routes, ZIPs, CSVs, HEIC/HEIF, and JPEG photos can be mixed in one drop.
Applied to CSV routes in this import batch. GPX and photo GPS coordinates use WGS 84.
No files loaded.
Retrospective routes/reference map
Routes and reference locations
Traveled routes, GPX segments and waypoints, geotagged images, and manually entered reference locations are drawn over OpenStreetMap. Observed photo clusters and route-attention areas do not predict ant hills, fossils, or environmental prospectivity.
OpenStreetMap ready · import routes or add reference locations
Traveled routePhoto / coordinate referenceObserved clusterRoute attention zone
Select a route, reference location, observed cluster, or route attention zone for map selection detail.
Environmental comparison
Environmental Prospecting
Compare the environmental conditions at your selected reference locations with every supported area inside the confirmed analysis boundary.
Model statusWaiting for imported evidence
Evidence connection
Imported evidence status
No live analysis yet. Import route, photo, or coordinate evidence above to begin.
- Snapshot ID
- none
- Datasets
- 0
- Routes
- 0
- Photos
- 0
- Manual locations
- 0
- Located references
- 0
- Unsupported references
- 0
- Sensor series
- 0
- Movement segments
- 0
- Analysis generation
- 0
No evidence selection yet.
Required model input
Environmental reference locations
The model uses route location evidence, photo reference locations, known coordinates, and external environmental datasets. In a route-only session, representative route samples define the source environmental profile. You may review, group, or deselect references below. If none are selected when you press Build Model, FieldReady will automatically use all supported reference locations.
Review model reference locations No usable located references
- Selected references
- 0
- Physical sites
- 0
- Effective source count
- 0
Analysis diagnostics
Locality, boundary, provider, and model status
Analysis diagnostics
Locality, boundary, provider, and model status
Review the detected locality, confirmed analysis boundary, environmental provider, and current model state. These details are useful for auditing the build, but they are not required for routine use.
Locality status
Detected evidence localities
- Detected localities
- 0
- Selected locality
- Not available
- Outliers / approach warnings
- None
Analysis area
Confirmed search boundary
- Proposal method
- Not available
- Area
- Not available
- Cell size
- Not available
- Estimated grid cells
- Not available
- Build state
- Proposed
Environmental provider status
Feature bundle
- Provider
- Not available
- Bundle ID
- Not available
- CRS
- Not available
- Bundle cells
- Not available
Model status
Live environmental similarity
- Mode
- No model
- Raw scored cells
- 0
- Smoothed cells
- 0
- Live candidates
- 0
- Generation
- 0
- Engine
- none
Model settings
Choose the analysis area and build the model
Import route and photo evidence above to begin.
How to use the model
What the map is showing
Cells are comparison units
A cell is one small area of land evaluated by the model. Its displayed size comes from the selected cell-size setting. A colored cell means the available terrain, soil, cover, drainage, and disturbance data could be compared with the references.
Color shows relative resemblance
Warmer orange cells are stronger local matches to the selected reference conditions. The score is relative environmental resemblance, not a calibrated probability.
White outlines are suggested search areas
Neighboring high-ranking cells are grouped into practical areas for field inspection. Search the outlined area rather than treating its center as an exact target.
Map terms and limitations
- Environmental resemblance
- How closely a cell's available environmental measurements match the selected reference locations.
- Data support
- How much usable source data is available for scoring a cell.
- Model uncertainty
- How cautiously the score should be interpreted because of missing, coarse, mixed, or boundary-adjacent data.
- Field priority
- A practical ranking that may consider resemblance, uncertainty, novelty, and travel context.
- Suggested search area
- A connected group of high-ranking cells. It is an approximate survey zone, not a confirmed site or surveyed boundary.
Build safely paused
Checking analytical prerequisites
Validating the boundary, environmental sources, and reviewed field evidence.
Prospectivity map
Environmental resemblance and suggested search areas
No live analysis yet. Import route and photo evidence above to begin.
Reference locationObserved location used by the model
Imported routeWhere field travel was recorded
Search cellsLower to stronger environmental resemblance
Suggested search areaConnected high-ranking cells
Analysis boundaryArea included in this model run
How to read the result: each colored cell is one model search area. Warmer orange cells more closely resemble the selected reference locations. White outlines group connected high-scoring cells into suggested search areas. These are survey suggestions, not confirmed finds. Route distance can change field priority, but it does not change environmental resemblance.
Field priority
Top 10 search locations
The model lists the centers of the ten highest-ranked search cells. Select a location to center it on the map and open the environmental explanation below. A high rank means the conditions resemble the selected references; it does not confirm a fossil, ant hill, or other field target.
No scored cells.
Environmental details
Why this location was selected
Select a reference location, scored cell, or suggested search area. The details below explain the environmental match, data support, uncertainty, and field context. When coordinates are available, walking directions open in Google Maps or Apple Maps.
No location selected.
Private local exports
Export the complete result
Download all candidate areas, scored cells, or the private model result. Exports contain precise coordinates and are created only after an explicit click. Nothing is uploaded.
Maps and analysis remain WGS 84.
Reference conditions
Environmental conditions represented by the selected locations
Select source references and run a live model to inspect its criteria.
Suggested areas
Connected high-ranking search areas
No live candidates.
Layers & sources
Provenance
No environmental provider or feature bundle selected.
Comparison mode
Aligned environmental variables
Suggested search areas are connected groups of high-ranking model cells. Their outlines follow the model grid and are approximate field-search boundaries, not surveyed property lines, natural geologic contacts, confirmed ant hills, confirmed fossil sites, or probabilities.
Supporting analysis
Route processing and field-context details
Supporting analysis
Route processing and field-context details
These views explain how imported routes, sensor measurements, photo timing, and derived movement segments were processed. They support review and troubleshooting but are not required to build or use the environmental model.
Session
Imported datasets
Session
Imported datasets
Route processing
Comparison settings and 3D route review
Route profile
Elevation and movement along the route
Not applicable because no route data is loaded.
Field activity
Photo groups and time spent at each location
| Rank | Location | Photos | First photo | Dwell |
|---|
Not applicable because no photo data is loaded.
Route context
How movement context is estimated
FieldReady combines time-aligned sensor measurements, photo locations, and derived movement segments to describe how a route was traveled and what was happening near specific locations. These layers provide context for field review; they do not prove an activity or replace the original evidence.
Motion, orientation, pressure, location, and other available channels help identify changes in speed, stillness, elevation, and device handling over time.
Photo metadata places observations along the route and shows where the user stopped, returned, or spent additional time documenting an area.
Time-aligned evidence is grouped into interpretable periods such as traveling, slowing, stopping, or concentrated field activity. The result helps explain the context surrounding routes and reference locations.
Sensor data
Recorded sensor measurements
Sensor data
Recorded sensor measurements
Sensor recordings are visualized for field review and aligned with route time. Their patterns help estimate changes in movement and provide context for photo locations and other field observations.
Load a recognized sensor CSV and choose an available family.
Reference layer
Photo points of interest
Reference layer
Photo points of interest
Photo capture time and location help connect documented observations to the route and nearby sensor activity. Only metadata is read; images are not decoded for display, uploaded, stored, or treated as movement ground truth.
| Photo | Captured | Route match | Elevation basis |
|---|
Not applicable because no photo data is loaded.
Derived movement
Estimated movement segments
Derived movement
Estimated movement segments
These segments summarize likely movement states from the available time-aligned evidence. They are heuristic interpretations used to explain route context, stops, and activity near reference locations.
| Interpretation | When | Duration | Where | Dataset | Evidence summary |
|---|
No movement segments are available.