Page Selection Bar

The Page Selection Bar uses buttons to open a dedicated browser window such as the dashboard. Other buttons expand like a drop-down menu to provide a series of related tools. To Summarise, the page buttons and underlying choices are as follows:

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Dashboard	The dashboard page displays gauges and graphs indicating live statistics. See Dashboard.
Stockpiles	The stockpiles page lists selected zones where materials are present. See Stockpiles.
Viewer	The viewer displays the site terrain including features such as zones, stockpiles, and grade control blocks. See Viewer.
Reports	This button expands to show the following options: Stockpile Ons and Offs. See Running Stockpile Ons and Offs reports. Tonnage Reconciliation. See Running Tonnage Reconciliation reports. Stockpile Inventory. See Running a Stockpile Inventory report
Trip Editor	The trip editor allows the user to examine and analyse trip data. Validations and corrections can be applied to trips as required.
Material Movements	Material movements expands into the following two functions: Timeline: This page animates the activity registered in the trip editor. Events of a period of time can be replayed and reviewed virtually at any speed. Stockpile: This page lists events that have occurred to a particular stockpile over a specific time range.
Mine Plan	Mine Plan expands into the following four functions: Viewer: Material movements are visually indicated using colour-coded and labelled arrows to indicate the source, destination, and scheduling status. See TODO Chart: The chart plots tonnage over time. The actual tonnage is compared against the plan. Editor: Add schedules to the list TODO, what's the usage case? Blend plan calculator:
Measurements	Measurements expands into the following functions: Ground Surface Maintenance: Lab Results: Analyser Results:

Tip: The Page Selection and Application Bars are hidden if the Go To Full Screen button on the Application Bar is clicked. To reveal them again, hover your mouse pointer over the scroll bar on the browser’s right-hand side to make the exit full screen symbol appear and click on it.