Figure 1: Example of a section drawing created in AutoDesk's AutoCAD.
Figure 2: Example of plan drawings with layers.
Figure 3: Screenshot of a CAD drawing displayed using AutoDesk's Volo View Express.
Figure 4: Judith Winters with a large Permatrace drawing.
Figure 5: Example of a very simple layer in SVG as exported from Adobe Illustrator.
Figure 6: SVG image used as a design element in the Cricklade website.
Figure 7: Example code for a simple interaction with an SVG group.
Figure 8: The layout of the Cricklade website showing the SVG image along the top.
Figure 9: Example of a .dwg file in Illustrator, showing the control palette and the layers palette.
Figure 10: Example of SVG image interaction using Adobe SVG Viewer.
Figure 11: Example of an SVG drawing showing the floating layer control panel.
Figure 12: Image of the same drawing from Figure 11, showing the bank and field boundary layers turned off.
Figure 13: The original .dwg drawing of the south-west corner of the Cricklade site.
Figure 14: The same drawing from Figure 13, showing the effective use of transparent colour in Illustrator.
Figure 15: The south-west corner of the site rendered in SVG from the enhanced Illustrator drawing.
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