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Interface tour

DepthWizard is a single workspace. Everything happens on one screen: upload, inference, 3D navigation, analysis and export.

DepthWizardFile View Tools HelpScenarios ▾ Raw ○● Model online[ ] ◐ProjectDrop PNG / JPG / TIFFimage card · GSD · EPSGgeoreferenced badgeResolution (m/px)Auto · 0.3 · 0.5 · 0.6 · 1.0Higher quality (TTA) ○Estimate heightsResult: range · medianshare < 1 m · gridViewport3D DSM · Height map · InputtoolsnavNscale bar · colorbar · legendhover card · product chipInspectorLayers · Validation · InfoDrape layerColormap · rangeExaggeration 0.2–8×Mesh detailShadows · AO · sun3D objectsSurroundingsx, y · height · slope · lat/lon · GSD · product · EPSG · vertices · camera · fps12345
Workspace layout. Toggle the side panels with [ and ], and the status bar from the View menu.

1 · Header

Section titled “1 · Header”
Element What it does
Logo + menus File, View, Tools and Help (menu reference)
Scenarios ▾ Opens the Flood response or Telecom coverage planner
Raw switch Hides 3D objects and ambient occlusion, so you see exactly the heights the model returned
Model status pill Model online · waking up · unreachable · Offline demo. Re-checked every 2 minutes; click it to open Settings
Panel toggles, theme Show or hide the side panels; light or dark theme

2 · Project panel

Section titled “2 · Project panel”

Where a run starts: the drop zone (PNG / JPG / TIFF up to 512 MB), the image card (size, bands, bit depth, a georeferenced badge with its EPSG code, and the GSD read from the file), Resolution (m/pixel), the Higher quality (TTA) switch, Estimate heights and a summary of the current result. See Your first estimate.

3 · Viewport

Section titled “3 · Viewport”

One canvas with three views: 3D DSM (perspective), Height Map and Input Image (both top-down). It also holds:

  • the view switcher (top left) and the tool palette (3D objects, basemap, facilities, OSM),
  • the product chip, showing rDSM / nDSM / DSM and anchoring progress,
  • the navigation stack: zoom in / out, fullscreen, and reset (shown after the camera has moved),
  • the compass (georeferenced scenes; click to face north),
  • legends: scale bar (2D views), colour bar, class and layer legends,
  • a hover card with the object type and height under the cursor.

See Navigating in 3D and Layers & visualisation.

4 · Inspector

Section titled “4 · Inspector”

Three tabs:

  • Layers: what is draped on the terrain and how it looks (Layers).
  • Validation: compare with a reference raster (Validation).
  • Info: elevation reference and anchoring, height statistics, geometry and CRS, detected objects, provenance, the model report and download links (Anchoring).

5 · Status bar

Section titled “5 · Status bar”

Live read-outs under the cursor: pixel x/y, height, slope, lat/lon, difference from the reference, plus the scene’s GSD and its source, product, grid size and EPSG, vertex count, camera mode and fps (shown in orange below 30).

Section titled “Menus”
Menu Items
File New Project (Alt+N) · Load / Open (Ctrl+O) · Recent · Sample scenes · Save Project (Ctrl+S) · Export ▸ · Settings
View Input Image (3) · Heatmap (2) · 3D Height Map (1) · Project panel · Inspector · Status bar · Theme: Light / Dark / System
Tools Flight Simulator (G) · First-person walk (F) · Drone tour (T) · 3D objects: Buildings / Trees / Water · Hover details · OpenStreetMap overlay · Surrounding basemap · Facilities · Validate against reference · Scenarios
Help Documentation · Keyboard Shortcuts (?) · Model Information · About

The OpenStreetMap overlay, basemap and Facilities need a georeferenced scene, because they are positioned by coordinates.