Saving & resuming jobs

A Levee job holds the whole project — the elevation surface, your contour settings, the field boundary, the active contour, and all your coverage — so a multi-day build picks up exactly where you left off.

Saving

When contours generate, the app auto-assigns a name like "Levee 2026-06-11 14:30" and auto-saves under it; it auto-saves again (silently, overwriting) after each coverage run and boundary change. Tapping Save Job in the sidebar always opens the name prompt, prefilled with the current — possibly auto-generated — name: confirm to keep it, or edit to rename. It is the automatic saves that are silent, not the manual ones. Once named, the sidebar button reads Save ''.

Resuming

1. Tap the Levee card, then Use Existing Data (or open the Levee tab).
2. Tap Load Saved Job on the source panel (or Load Job in the sidebar).
3. Pick a job from the list — each row shows its name, boundary, coverage, and date.
4. The app reloads the surface and rebuilds the contours from the saved data (so they regenerate, which takes a moment for big fields), restores your boundary, and paints back all your coverage.
5. If you have your module connected, the contour you were following is reselected automatically.

Re-benchmark if needed

If the RTK base may have moved since you saved, drive to a benchmark and calibrate before you continue, so the new work lines up with the old. See Calibration & benchmarks.

Deleting a job

In the Load Job list, tap the trash icon on a row to delete that job from disk. Confirm in the popup.

Clear All

Clear All in the sidebar wipes the current session back to an empty Levee screen — contours, boundary, coverage, and the loaded surface. It does not delete saved jobs on disk, only what is loaded right now.