Hello again, I have created a new test survey showcasing the polygon functionality. This is a basic suvey survey that just has a dummy yes/no question. I have removed the elevation,slope and aspect attributes that come as default when creating a Collect Earth survey. Then I have added a Text attribute called "polygon" and I have marked it as coming "From CSV" on the Collect Earth options of the Survey Designer. **You can import this survey i**nto **into your Collect Survey Designer using this file ( [Collect file][1]), you can also test the Collect Earth Project generated by the survey ( [CEP file][2] ). Basically, Attention, the KML from Fusion Tables procedures is deprecated! See thi other post on how to generate Well-Knwon-Text polygons from QGis instead : http://openforis.org/support/questions/2938/geometry-attribute-in-csv-without-fusion-table *Basically, I have generated a KML file using Google Earth, by drawing polygons over some areas in Uruguay, adding these polygons to a folder (see in the image the Polygons folder) and then saving the folder as a KML file. I have then uploaded the KML to a Google Drive Fusion table, just so that the polygons are easier to download as a CSV file . [Fusion table link][3]. link][3].* As you see [in the CSV file][4] with the plot/polygon information, the latitude/longitude are set to zero, even though we don't really need these coordinates of the center of the plot (we are not using plots anyway) they need to be there! You could clone this project (by importing the [.collect file ][5] in you Collect version and then cloning it or just modifying it. See this video on how to import and clone : [IMPORTING SURVEY VIDEO][6] ![alt text][7] [1]: https://www.dropbox.com/s/ju91gy4g9oa36sp/polygon_sample_2016-05-31T09_43_46.collect?dl=0 [2]: https://www.dropbox.com/s/klc7b5fr4mwol7l/polygon_sample_en_2016-05-31T09_42_15.cep?dl=0 [3]: https://www.google.com/fusiontables/data?docid=1bS-u3Sx8duS9Fk5lM-fTpyE7d-Xcq9kzCSGOYeZs#map:id=3 [4]: https://www.dropbox.com/s/a3v3ob08ebai9of/Polygons.csv?dl=0 [5]: https://www.dropbox.com/s/a3v3ob08ebai9of/Polygons.csv?dl=0 [6]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ml76no4XAdk [7]: http://i.imgur.com/EdEU418.jpg

Hello again, I have created a new test survey showcasing the polygon functionality. This is a basic suvey that just has a dummy yes/no question. I have removed the elevation,slope and aspect attributes that come as default when creating a Collect Earth survey. Then I have added a Text attribute called "polygon" and I have marked it as coming "From CSV" on the Collect Earth options of the Survey Designer. **You can import this survey i**nto your Collect Survey Designer using this file ( [Collect file][1]), you can also test the Collect Earth Project generated by the survey ( [CEP file][2] ). Basically, I have generated a KML file using Google Earth, by drawing polygons over some areas in Uruguay, adding these polygons to a folder (see in the image the Polygons folder) and then saving the folder as a KML file. I have then uploaded the KML to a Google Drive Fusion table, just so that the polygons are easier to download as a CSV file . [Fusion table link][3]. As you see [in the CSV file][4] with the plot/polygon information, the latitude/longitude are set to zero, even though we don't really need these coordinates of the center of the plot (we are not using plots anyway) they need to be there! You could clone this project (by importing the [.collect file ][5] in you Collect version and then cloning it or just modifying it. See this video on how to import and clone : [IMPORTING SURVEY VIDEO][6] ![alt text][7] [1]: https://www.dropbox.com/s/ju91gy4g9oa36sp/polygon_sample_2016-05-31T09_43_46.collect?dl=0 [2]: https://www.dropbox.com/s/klc7b5fr4mwol7l/polygon_sample_en_2016-05-31T09_42_15.cep?dl=0 [3]: https://www.google.com/fusiontables/data?docid=1bS-u3Sx8duS9Fk5lM-fTpyE7d-Xcq9kzCSGOYeZs#map:id=3 [4]: https://www.dropbox.com/s/a3v3ob08ebai9of/Polygons.csv?dl=0 [5]: https://www.dropbox.com/s/a3v3ob08ebai9of/Polygons.csv?dl=0 [6]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ml76no4XAdk [7]: http://i.imgur.com/EdEU418.jpg