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title: "Old Mission Details"
canonical: "https://support.cordel.ai/space/CSD/2102460773/Old%20Mission%20Details"
format: markdown
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| [Details](#details) | [Actions](#Actions) | [Map](#Map) | [Payload Data](#Payload) |
## Details > Macro (anchor)
The details card (shown in green) is located in the top left corner of an expanded screen, or underneath the map when in narrow screen mode. It contains the basic identifying information for the mission.
- Name of mission. This includes the rover name and the UTC start time of the mission. Can be modified by user.
- Description. When supplied with a Linear Referencing System, the description will include the track codes that a mission covers. Can be modified by user.
- Rover. The name of the rover that conducted the mission.
- Status. A missions status will change to reflect how it sits in the Cordel Processing Pipeline. The most common mission states are: Uploaded, Processing, Post-Processing and Completed.
- Progress: A list of the stages of the mission has gone through the processing pipeline.
- Mission dates
## Actions > Macro (anchor)
The actions tab (shown in purple) allows users to interact with missions. Based on user access permissions, there are 2 types of actions.
### All User Actions
- Add to cart: adds the mission to the cart, where selected missions are enqueued for processing.
- View Summary: Provides an overview of mission details and gives access to mission statistics and infographics.
### Administrator Actions
- Convert all potree files: Potree is used to view lidar point cloud data in a web browser. This starts the process of converting the laz files to potree files. This is because potree files are 3 times the size of laz files.
- Delete: Allows a user to delete a mission.
## Map > Macro (anchor)
### Path
The map (shown in red) provides an overall understanding of the scanned and processed data.
An unprocessed mission will show:
- A blue path of the scanning route.
- The position of the rover during the survey.
- The camera footage of a rover can be seen in the bottom left corner.
Processing a mission significantly changes the mission page:
- The path changes to either green, yellow or red based on the gps fix rate.
- Clicking on the path open an information box that will allow the whole mission point cloud to be viewed.
- The mission path is broken into kilometer/mile chunks and a bounding box is drawn around it. Clicking on the bounding box allow that chunk of lidar data to be viewed. Unchecking the “Show Laz Bounds” box in the control panel on the map will remove the bounding boxes
- Tickets will be populated as pins along the path. Clicking a pin will allow navigation to the ticket’s page. These can be hidden by unchecking the “Show Tickets” control.
### Video
Playback of the mission is started by clicking the play on the video feed.
If the “Follow Rover” control is checked, the map is fixed on the rover marker.
You can move the current place in the mission by:
- Click and dragging the rover marker or
- Using the playback bar in the video feed.
After a mission has been processed, the video feed can be switched between the camera feed and the created cross images using the video-type drop-down above the map. These are 1m cross sections of the lidar data and saved as a video.
## Payload Data > Macro (anchor)
The payload data card (shown in orange) provides a way to see what files are associated with a mission. Expanding the card will show the complete file list and provides a way to download all or individual files, and sync the page to the cloud storage repository.