Changes between Version 28 and Version 29 of WikiStart

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Jan 16, 2019, 5:30:58 PM (7 years ago)

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oliver

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WikiStart

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 (latitude, longitude - degrees, WGS84) + radius and send it to webmaster{at}oceanvisuals{dot}no.
 
+===== Figure 3.1 Vessel position at pier inside a geofence #fig3-1
 
 [[Image(mshamnen_demo_geofence.png, nolink)]]
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 ==== Incidents ====
 
+===== Figure 4.1 Aggregated Incidents #fig4-1
+
 [[Image(mshamnen_demo_incidents.png, nolink)]]
 
 ==== Observations ====
-
-[[Image(mshamnen_demo_observations.png, nolink)]]
+When the [wiki:WikiStart#stats-view Statistics] view provides an high-level overview
+of the aggregated results the //Observations// view is about looking into the
+details of Observations and the raw sensory output.
+
+To help to coupe with amounts of data several controls are provided to help make
+a specific selection from a given time period and location.
+
+[#fig5-1 Figure 5.1] provides an annotated screenshot of the //Observations//
+view and its various controls. [#fig1-2 Figure 1.2] shows the raw data spectrum
+graph of an Observation that has detected oil pollution.
+
+The figure [#fig5-2 5.2] demonstrates raw data spectrum graphs of invalid
+Observations. Frequent invalid observations are a sign of device failure or of
+an approaching maintenance window.
+
+===== Figure 5.1 - Observations View - Observation without Oil Pollution #fig5-1
+The annotated circles numbered from 1..11 can be clicked to jump to the details
+of each presented control.
+
+{{{
+#!html
+<map name="fig5-1-map">
+  <area shape="circle" coords="67,132,25" href="#fig5-1-ctrl1" alt="1">
+  <area shape="circle" coords="67,231,25" href="#fig5-1-ctrl2" alt="2">
+  <area shape="circle" coords="495,231,25" href="#fig5-1-ctrl3" alt="3">
+  <area shape="circle" coords="67,439,25" href="#fig5-1-ctrl4" alt="4">
+  <area shape="circle" coords="676,672,25" href="#fig5-1-ctrl5" alt="5">
+  <area shape="circle" coords="1020,423,25" href="#fig5-1-ctrl6" alt="6">
+  <area shape="circle" coords="67,751,25" href="#fig5-1-ctrl7" alt="7">
+  <area shape="circle" coords="495,751,25" href="#fig5-1-ctrl8" alt="8">
+</map>
+}}}
+
+[[Image(observations.png, nolink, usemap="#fig5-1-map")]]
+
+====== 1. Observer Selection #fig5-1-ctrl1
+By default Observations are split per Observer and an Observer needs to be
+selected to visualize data.
+
+====== 2. Date Selection (Calendar) #fig5-1-ctrl2
+The calendar allows to select a date which will act as a 24 hour range for selected
+Observer's Observations.
+
+A green dot icon in the calendar's date field's upper right corner indicates that
+the selected Observer has Observations on that date.
+
+====== 3. Track latest record, Format spectrum as CSV #fig5-1-ctrl3
+When //Track latest record// checkbox is ticked the spectrum of the last new
+Observation is loaded automatically into the [#fig1-1-ctrl4 Raw Spectrum Graph].
+
+Also the [#fig1-1-ctrl5 Selected Hour Plot] and [#fig1-1-ctrl7 24h Window] will
+start to automatically update themselves as new measurements arrive.
+
+The //Format spectrum as CSV// allows to save the raw data spectrum of selected
+Observation as a CSV file. If no Observation is selected the button is not visible.
+
+====== 4. Raw Spectrum Graph #fig5-1-ctrl4
+The raw data spectrum for the selected Observation Type and Observation. The
+spectrum presented on [#fig1-1 Figure 1.1] for Oil Pollution shows a spectrum
+pattern when oil was found.
+
+====== 5. Selected Hour Plot / Single Observation Selector #fig5-1-ctrl5
+The hour plot presents an overview of peaks in the selected hour of the 24 hour
+range corresponding to the date selection in the calendar.
+
+The marker for a single selected Observation. The single Observer selection will
+also trigger a data update for the raw data spectrum graph and for the map, showing
+the Observation location.
+
+====== 6. Map, Location Visualization #fig5-1-ctrl6
+Location visualization and Observation details on the map.
+
+====== 7. 24h Hour Window #fig5-1-ctrl7
+The slider window representing the 24 hour range corresponding to a selected date
+in the calendar.
+
+====== 8. 1h Slide Window #fig5-1-ctrl8
+The one hour slide window in the 24 hour range allowing to move back and forth
+in the 24 hour range.
+
+
+===== Figure 5.2 - Observations View - Invalid Observations #fig5-2
+The screenshot below shows how invalid Observations are presented on the
+[#fig5-1-ctrl5 Selected Hour Plot] as separate red dot.
+
+[[Image(observations_invalid_reading.png, nolink)]]
+
+
 
 ==== Devices ====
 
+
+===== Figure 6.1 Devices #fig6-1
+
 [[Image(mshamnen_demo_devices.png, nolink)]]