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# Wind Turbine Locations

Learn how to see Wind Turbines near a Field.

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Wind Turbine locations are only provided for planning purposes.

**The pilot in command is always responsible for all on-site assessments.** 
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## Motivation

* I want to adhere to flight safety [guidelines](https://www.faa.gov/uas).
* I want to avoid filing an [incident](https://www.faa.gov/faq/when-do-i-need-report-accident) during my flight. 

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## Requirements

You must have a [data connection](/home/fieldagent-mobile-ios/requirements/apple-devices.md#general) to view turbine locations.

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## Steps

From the Home Screen:

1. Tap on the field you want to review.
2. From the top-right options, tap on the Map Layers button.
3. Under the Infrastructure section, tap on the Wind Turbines toggle to enable it.

Once enabled, the app will display a set of map annotations for each turbine nearby. You can tap on the annotations to view details about the turbine information.

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