# Interface

The Jakartowns interface is designed to provide intuitive navigation and fluid interaction with available data. It consists of several panels, tools, and options to streamline your user experience.

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## Main Display

The main display allows you to interactively visualize data around your current position. You can view:

* Panoramic imagery.
* 3D point clouds.

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## Toolbar

The toolbar allows you to configure the data display according to your needs.

### In Panoramic Image Mode

Available features include:

* Select the desired survey date (if multiple are available).
* Copy, save, or print the image currently displayed on the screen.

### In Point Cloud Mode

Available options allow you to:

* Select the desired survey date.
* Apply filters:
  * Display distance relative to your position.
  * Intensity of the displayed points.
  * Types of objects to display, based on semantic classification.
* Customize the cloud style:
  * Point size.
  * Colorization method.
* Toggle specific features:
  * Elevation floor.
  * Free navigation mode.
* Choose data sources:
  * Mobile LiDAR (Jakarto only).
  * Aerial LiDAR only.
  * Overlay of both sources.
* Download the displayed point cloud or open the download service.
* Print the current screen view.

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## Application Header

### Search Bar and Address Display

This bar allows you to:

* Search for a specific location or address for direct access.
* Automatically display the nearest address to your current position (updates with every movement).

### Menu

From left to right, the app header features quick-access buttons for Settings and Documentation. These are followed by a Contact menu for team inquiries and an App Switcher to navigate between Jakarto’s various applications. Finally, the Account menu allows you to manage theme and language preferences, view your profile via [solutions.jakarto.com](https://solutions.jakarto.com/), or sign out of the application.

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## Location Sharing

This feature allows you to copy a URL to easily share your current view with other users.

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## 2D Map

The 2D map, which can be viewed in full screen, offers several useful pieces of information:

* Display of your position and viewing direction.
* Markers indicating available navigation points (can be toggled on/off).
* Data history accessible via a color gradient on the markers.
* 3D precision of displayed data, also represented by a color gradient.

#### Geographic Display Options

* Street names.
* Building civic numbers.
* Base map selection: Light, Dark, Outdoor, or Satellite.

#### Jakarto Raster Tile Visualization

You can also display raster tiles with different styles:

* Verticality
* Intensity
* 2D Tiles (ground intensity)
* 2.5D Tiles
* Classification

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## Inventory Management and Editing Panel

This panel allows you to:

* Visualize different entries within an inventory.
* Modify specific attributes of selected elements.
* Import inventories from external sources or export them.

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## Inventory Tools

These tools allow you to perform the following actions:

* Switch between panoramic image and point cloud views.
* Annotate the point cloud.
* Measure the distance between two points.
* Draw polylines to measure lengths and areas (editable in the inventory panel).
* Place a 3D point, modifiable via the management panel.
* Insert a 3D model selected from an existing library or imported by the user.

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## Data Information

Displayed below the 2D map, this section provides details on the data currently being viewed:

* 3D Precision of the data.
* Projection System.
* Altimetric Reference System.

These settings can be modified to select a different projection system, or altimetric reference.

> Important: If the precision of the displayed data falls below Jakarto standards, a red banner will appear at the top of the screen to warn you.


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