How can I view cloudy satellite images of a field?

Cloudy satellite images are hidden by default in the timeline as the biomass layers cannot be applied to them and therefore Variable N-Rate Application (VRA) Maps cannot be created with such images.

But you can still view cloudy satellite images and check whether they are actually cloud-free by proceeding as follows:

1. Click on SHOW CLOUDY DAYS in the timeline below the field map.
2. Now each satellite image regardless of cloud cover is shown in the timeline. Cloudy images are marked with a cloud icon. Click on HIDE CLOUDY DAYS to hide cloudy images again.
3. A biomass map generated from a cloudy satellite image will look like in the below picture. Click on the map layer tile in the lower right corner of the map and select FIELD VIEW.
4. You will see a recent satellite image at low resolution of the field. With this view you can check whether the image is really cloudy or cloud-free. The satellite image should no longer have cloud cover and look similar to this image. Such image can now be used for creating Variable N-Rate Application (VRA) Maps.