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How do I navigate the 2D Map?

Pan, zoom, and select assets on the 2D Map, plus what each toolbar icon does.

Written by John Ennis

The 2D Map gives you a plan view of your field — pipelines, umbilicals, and structures laid out as they sit on the seabed. Use it to get oriented quickly, jump to a specific asset, or switch on overlays like anomalies and warnings.

Navigation controls:

  • Pan: Click and drag anywhere on the map

  • Zoom: Scroll wheel (or pinch on trackpad)

  • Select an asset: Click directly on a structure, pipeline, or component icon. The camera moves in on it, and its name and status appear at the top of the toolbar.

  • Asset details: Once selected, an asset's information — including easting and northing — is available from the side panel.

Pro tip: Use the Search bar at the top of the page to jump directly to an asset, component, or site by name.

Toolbar controls:

The toolbar above the map lets you toggle what's displayed:

  • Labels — Shows or hides name labels for assets on the map.

  • Anomaly Display — Shows anomalies directly on the assets they're associated with.

  • Warning Display — Shows warnings directly on the assets they're associated with.

  • KP Interval (km) — Marks kilometre-post intervals along pipelines and flowlines, so you can read off distance along a route at a glance.

  • Flowline Display — Toggles the visibility of pre-defined flow paths on the map.

  • Search Radius — Lets you pick any point on the map and see every video captured within a set distance of it (right click to move your search point).

Pro tip:

Need footage of a specific spot rather than a tagged asset? See Finding videos for specific coordinates for the full walkthrough of Search Radius.

Prefer a fully interactive 3D environment? See How do I navigate the 3D model?

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