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# 6.1 Create a New Project
To initiate creating a new project in AeroGCS GREEN, access the designated screen by tapping the "**Home** " menu.
Create project
**Step 1**: On this screen, simply tap the i.e “+” sign to commence the process of creating a new project in AeroGCS GREEN. Subsequently, the user will observe the following screen appearing on the user's device.
Dashboard
**Step 2**: Tap on “**Start Here**”, the screen will display Flying methods “**Automatic**” and “**Manual**”. As shown in the following screen. Select the user’s flying method by tapping on the appropriate method.
flying methods
To create a plot, start by choosing a preferred flying method from the available options:
1. **Automatic Method**: With this approach, users can map out a field plot on Google Maps.
2. **Manual Method**: In contrast, the manual method allows users to physically Arm the drone to fly manually on the field and then disarm the motors once the desired area has been covered.
Let's provide a detailed explanation of each method:
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