Figure 6
The screenshot shows a digital survey form on a beige panel centered between two vertical orange side margins. At the top, a question line reads, “Where are your pilot sites and buildings located? (1)” followed by a small downward arrow icon. Below the question are three circular controls arranged horizontally: a gray trash bin icon, a dark filled circle containing the number “1”, and a dashed circle with a plus sign. Under the controls is instructional text reading, “Multiple locations can be added in a single submission. Click on the “plus” button to add several points”. A second smaller line reads, “Click once on the map to move the pointer. Double click to zoom in”. Below the text is a large interactive map panel showing an aerial satellite view of an urban campus or city block with buildings, roads, trees, and green spaces. Near the center-right of the map is a blue location pin marker placed on a building roof, with a smaller blue dot directly below the pin. At the top of the map is a white search bar labeled “Find address or place” with a magnifying glass icon on the right. Along the left side of the map is a vertical toolbar of square buttons. From top to bottom are a plus sign for zoom in, a minus sign for zoom out, a house icon, a circular target or reset icon, and a fullscreen frame icon. Along the right side of the map near the top are two white square buttons. The upper button shows an expand or fullscreen symbol, and the lower button shows a trash bin icon. At the bottom edge of the map is attribution text including “Maxar, Microsoft, Esri Community Maps Contributors, Esri U K, Esri, HERE, Garmin, Four ellipsis” followed by “Powered by Esri”. Below the map are two white coordinate entry fields. The left field is labeled “Lat:” and displays “53.306982”. The right field is labeled “Lon:” and displays “negative 6.222643”. A thin vertical line with a small circular node runs down the left side of the beige panel.Questions associated with collecting building/site geolocation data. Property of the author(s). Authors' own creation/work