Marble/C2/Edit-maps/English-timed

Time	Narration
00:01	Welcome to this SpokenTutorial on Edit Maps in Marble.
00:07	In this tutorial we will learn to add the following on the map,
00:12	A placemark
00:14	A polygon and
00:16	A path
00:18	We will also learn to save an annotation file.
00:23	To record this tutorial, I am using,
00:27	Ubuntu Linux OS, version 16.04
00:32	Marble version 1.12.20 and
00:37	Working internet connection
00:41	The process demonstrated in this tutorial is identical in Ubuntu Linux OS, version 18.04
00:51	Marble version 2.2.20
00:56	To practise this tutorial, the learner should be familiar with Marble interface
01:02	For the prerequisite Marble tutorials, please visit this site.
01:08	I have opened the Marble interface.
01:12	Go to Map View and select OpenStreetMap.
01:17	I will hide Overview map, Compass and Scale bar for better view of the map.
01:26	I will select Flat view option from the drop-down.
01:31	Let us hide latitudes and longitudes for better visibility of the map.
01:37	Go to the Legend panel and un-check Coordinate Grid checkbox.
01:45	Let us make the Edit Maps panel visible if it is not seen on the interface.
01:51	Click on the Settings menu and select Panels.
01:56	From the sub-menu, select Edit Maps option.
02:01	In the Edit Maps panel we see some icons.
02:07	Let us first learn to add a placemark on the map.
02:12	Let us go to our home location Mumbai.
02:16	We will add a placemark on the location of IIT Bombay.
02:21	Zoom in and locate IIT Bombay.
02:27	Go to Edit Maps panel and click on Add Placemark icon.
02:33	Edit Placemark dialog box opens on the interface.
02:38	In the Name field type the name as IIT Bombay.
02:43	Under Label click on the Color button.
02:47	Select Color window opens.
02:50	From the colour box, I will select dark blue colour.
02:55	Click on the OK button in the window.
02:58	Next click on the Description tab.
03:01	In the Description field, I will add some information about IIT Bombay.
03:07	The information about IIT Bombay is provided in the Code files link.
03:13	Check Show Balloon popup checkbox.
03:17	Click on the OK button at the bottom of the dialog box.
03:22	Now we can see a placemark at the location of IIT Bombay.
03:28	Click on its label.
03:30	Place information data sheet opens.
03:34	In the Short description, information added in the Description field is shown.
03:41	Let us close this sheet.
03:45	An assignment for you.
03:48	Add a placemark and description for Delhi on the map.
03:53	Hint: The description about Delhi is provided in the Code files link.
04:00	Let us now add a polygon to highlight a particular area on the map.
04:06	We will add a polygon to highlight Kerala on the map.
04:11	Zoom in and locate Kerala on the map.
04:15	Click on the Add Polygon icon.
04:18	Add polygon dialog box appears on the interface.
04:23	In the Name field type the name as Kerala
04:28	Let us select colours for Lines and Area of the polygon.
04:34	Click on the Color button.
04:37	Select Color window opens.
04:40	From the colour box, I will select red colour for Lines
04:45	Click the on the OK button.
04:48	We see a Width drop-down button.
04:52	We can select the line width here. I will choose the line width as 1.5.
05:00	Click on the Color button under Area.
05:04	Select Color window opens.
05:07	From the colour box, I will select magenta for Area. Click on the OK button.
05:15	Let us resize and place the dialog box to the left side of the interface. Now click on Nodes tab.
05:26	Node is a point on the map.
05:29	It specifies the longitude and latitude of a particular place.
05:35	Let us now start marking Nodes to draw a polygon on the area of Kerala.
05:42	To mark the area with nodes, click anywhere on the boundary of Kerala.
05:48	Keep clicking all along the boundary to complete the full area of Kerala.
05:58	Click on the OK button at the bottom of the dialog box.
06:03	After marking all the nodes, Kerala appears in magenta colour.
06:10	An assignment for you. Highlight Karnataka state using the Add polygon option.
06:20	Next icon is Add path.
06:23	If we wish to add some lines or path on the map we can use Add path tool.
06:30	We will add a path from Pune to Solapur on the map.
06:35	Locate Pune and Solapur on the map.
06:39	Click on Add Path icon.
06:42	Add path dialog box opens on the interface.
06:46	In the Name field I will type the name as Path hyphen 1.
06:52	Next we will select colour and width for our path.
06:57	Click on the Color button under Lines.
07:01	From the colour box,I will select blue colour. Click on the Ok button.
07:08	Click on the Width drop-down button.
07:11	I will choose the colour width as 1.5.
07:16	Let us resize and drag the dialog box to the left side of the interface.
07:22	Click on the Nodes tab in the dialog box.
07:26	Then start marking the nodes one by one from Pune to Solapur.
07:32	Click on the OK button at the bottom of the dialog box.
07:37	Notice that a path is marked from Pune to Solapur on the map.
07:43	Let us save all the annotations we have made on this map.
07:48	Click on Save Annotation File icon.
07:52	Save Annotation FIle dialog box opens on the interface.
07:57	Select a location to save the file.
08:01	I will select Desktop folder.
08:05	In the File name field type the name as Annotation hyphen 1 dot kml.
08:13	Please note that file format should be.kml or osm.
08:20	Click on the Save button in the dialog box.
08:24	Let us check our annotation file.
08:28	I will close this Marble application.
08:31	Go to the Desktop folder.
08:34	Annotation hyphen 1 dot kml file is saved on the Desktop.
08:40	To open the file, right-click on the file.
08:44	From the context menu select Open with Marble option.
08:49	Notice that all annotations made on the map have been saved in this file.
08:56	We will learn more about edit maps in the upcoming tutorials.
09:02	Let us summarise
09:04	In this tutorial, we have learnt to add the following on the map, A placemark, A polygon and A path
09:16	We have also learnt to save an annotation file.
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09:50	This is Viji Nair from, IIT Bombay signing off. Thank you for watching.

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