Overview of User Roles Understanding user roles and permissions is essential to effectively use LunaMap. LunaMap organizes users into four distinct roles, each with specific permissions and capabilities, namely (1) Administrators, (2) Standard Users, (3) Viewers, and (4) Public Users. The following sections provide a detailed explanation of the permissions and capabilities associated with each…

Overview Workspaces are the top level of organization within LunaMap such that layers are published to one or more workspaces, maps are created within workspaces, and users are assigned to workspaces. Workspaces can also be private and require authentication or public and available to anyone on the Internet. Creating a Workspace

Editing workspace information Adding users to the workspace IMPORTANTOnce a user is added to a workspace, they will automatically get access to all maps and layers within it. 

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IMPORTANTIf no maps are yet defined for that workspace, you will see only the base OpenStreetMap layer, and the map section will show no maps.Standard and Viewer users will only see the workspaces to which they have been assigned whereas Administrators will see all available workspaces. 

LunaMap workspaces can be defined as either public or private, depending on access requirements. A public workspace does not require authentication so any online user can access all visible maps and layers. However, public users are read-only so they cannot make modifications to the workspace, maps, or layers. Private workspaces, on the other hand, are…

Maps are created and stored within a workspace using raster and vector layers that were published to that same workspace. While a workspace can contain multiple maps, each map belongs exclusively to one workspace, owned by the map creator, and only accessible to users within its workspace. Switching Maps

A map can be set to shared or private, depending on access requirements. A shared map can be viewed by any member of its workspace and modified by the map owner and any Administrator. Private maps, on the other hand, are only accessible to the owner of the map or an Administrator. Setting a new…

Maps can be deleted from either the Map page or from the Map Management page.  Deleting a Map from the Map Page Note: Deleting a map also deletes related items and settings, such as map notes and map-specific layer configurations. Deleting a Map from the Map Management page

Every map may contain multiple layers with different settings, such as z-order, opacity, and more. Saving a map will preserve all these configurations so the map is displayed consistently each time it is loaded. Follow these instructions to save changes to a map: IMPORTANTOnly Administrators or map owners can save changes on a map. It is…