Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) for TENGRAPH® Online

You will need to download and Install the Citrix software before TENGRAPH will work.

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You will need to Enquire/Search on something eg. Tenement, map sheet, Gazetteer.

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The tenement may be dead. Click on Selections - Tailor Display from the main pull down menu to switch on the dead tenement layers.

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Refer to TENGRAPH Legend Document for correct tenement formats.

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Use the Next button at top right of screen to drill down through the layers of data. Use the Previous button to move back up the layers.

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This function is available from the Selections menu.

Select Mining Graticule and then GDA.

The GDA blocks are displayed on the screen affecting the window of loaded TENGRAPH data.

Select one of the block numbers over your area of interest and the name of the million-sheet, block number and letter is displayed in the top left hand corner of the information bar.  Eg Perth 3407 n.

The million map name is also printed at the top of the TENGRAPH sketches when the graticules are displayed.

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Click on Selections from the main pull down menu and select - remove fill pattern.

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Yes, use the Alt and the arrow keys to move around the screen or Alt Page Up and Page Down to increase or decrease the scale respectively.

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Use the Tailor display to switch off /on layers of data.

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DoIR are not the custodians of this data. Please refer these types of queries to Landgate. Note: For your convenience Mining Registrars have a list of Pastoral Lease holders relevant to their region.

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The Land Type Categories document describes the different types of data.

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Use the Enquiry by Mouse Position functionality.

Note: This option can only be used while viewing an established screen.  The purpose of this option is to allow you to alter the current extent.  This is useful if you wish to view information beyond the current extent.

Place the mouse pointer at a point which will be the centre of the new area of interest and click the left mouse button.  This will place a point and indicate Lat /Long, Grid Zone number and co-ordinates for that mouse point. 

Select  the area size, 
scale to display 
and <Data Load Options...> if required.
Press <Apply>.

This will then create a new extent.

Note: Depending on the new area requested some of the previous graphical information may not be shown.

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The blue square is a window representing the area of downloaded data.

In reality a request to display any chosen area of interest (an enquiry) will be a "window" (small portion) of the total data base.  This "Window" is referred to as the extent (or area size).  That is, the extent equates to all the data loaded for your enquiry.  You can look at the loaded data at various scales; consequently you may or may not be able to see all of this data on your monitor.

Complete graphical information beyond the loaded extent can only be viewed by loading a new extent.

The boundary of your loaded extent is shown in light blue.  Graphical detail that extends beyond the loaded extent will be displayed in full.  However, the user should be aware that other features wholly outside the boundary of the extent will not be displayed.

Note: The smaller the area size scale (i.e. the larger the denominator of the representative fraction (RF) eg. 1:250,000) the larger is the extent.  This extent size will have much more data than a larger scale request of 1:25,000.  However, a larger extent (smaller scale) will take more time to load.

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You will need to activate by clicking on the required tenement or object.

The Print Object Details function enables you to identify any object (tenements, reserves, features, etc) and obtain a detailed output of all spatial values for all points and sides forming that object.
There are two options;

1. a generalised option which rounds off the decimal values, or
2. the other version which does not.

The Print Object Details dialog affords the option printing in either AGD84 or GDA94 coordinates.

1. Select Print Object Details function under the File menu heading,
2. Select the desired object and the full or generalised option.
3. Press <Apply>.

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There are two ways of obtaining coordinate information from TENGRAPH:

1. Windows - Coordinates

Selection of this option from the Windows menu will provide a Coordinates dialogue box which allows you to obtain values for,

• Nearest point - This option will select the nearest existing point to your mouse point.
• At mouse position - This option will select the actual position of the mouse point.
• Nearest line details - This option will select the nearest line to your mouse point.
• Area details - This option will give you an area for your selected polygon.

Select the required option and click the left mouse button in the required position. The values will appear in the selection list box.

By moving the mouse away from a selected point you can read off coordinate distance information from that point in the mouse position list box.

The Coordinates dialog box affords the option displaying in either AGD84 or GDA94 coordinates.

2. File - Print Object Detail

This function enables you to identify any object (tenements, reserves, features, etc) and obtain a detailed output of all spatial values for all points and sides forming that object.
There are two options;

1. a generalised option which rounds off the decimal values, or
2. the other version which does not.

The Print Object Details dialog affords the option printing in either AGD84 or GDA94 coordinates.

1. Select Print Object Details function under the File menu heading,
2. Select the desired object and the full or generalised option. 
3. Press <Apply>.

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1. First check that your current email address has been registered in Single sign-on. Update new email address as required.
2. There is a problem with the DoIR’s printer server. Contact the department’s IT Service Desk.

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In the PDF print setup dialog select "None" from the Page Scaling: options.

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TENGRAPH provides users the functionality to colour tenements by one or more holder.

The Colour Tenements for Holder function allows you to colour tenements on the screen held by a nominated holder.

1. The function is in the Selection menu.
2. Enter the required tenement holder name in the box provided.
3. Press Apply
4. Select the required holder name from the list box.
5. Determine what tenement types are required and select a colour and pattern from the colour option box.
6. Press Apply.  If there are any tenements held by the holder within the current extent they will now be coloured as specified. 

The display can be further enhanced by using the "Grey Out" and "Remove Pattern" features from the custom colouring function.
You can repeat the above process for other holders.

Note: Only the tenements for the selected holder that are in the current extent will be coloured.

Delete Tenements for Holder

You can remove the colouring you have made for a holder by pressing the <Delete...> button. 
The holders for whom you have applied colouring are displayed in the list.  Pick one and press <Delete> to remove the colouring.

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Use the Selections - Custom Colouring functionality.

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No, but Tenement digital data is exported nightly form TENGRAPH in a variety of GIS formats (including Google Earth) and is available from the Departments Digital Data Centre.

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Yes, exploration summary reports are accessed through the Exploration (WAMEX) screen by highlighting any orange coloured tenement boundary and pressing the i... button. Copies of the full exploration report can only be viewed from the WAMEX On-line System.

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