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Tracking heatmap

In the widget you can see a Heatmap, which shows where a tracker has moved within the building. Dark red areas mean that the tracker was often there, while yellow areas show that the tracker spent less time there. You can also adjust the time period to see the movement for a specific period.

Operation

To use the Tracking Heatmap Widget efficiently, follow the steps below to configure the view and select the desired time period.

[A]

More options

Opens a menu with additional settings.

[B1]

Zoom in

Enlarges the view of the current floor so details can be seen more clearly.

[B2]

Zoom out

Reduces the view of the current floor to get an overview of a larger area.

[C]

Open calendar

Opens a calendar to select the time period displayed in the heatmap. The calendar has a blue dot when a different period is set than the default period.

[D1]

Time from

Specifies the start time from which the heatmap data should be displayed.

[D2]

Time to

Specifies the end time until which the heatmap data should be displayed.

[E]

Apply

Saves the changed times and updates the Heatmap accordingly.

[F]

Cancel

Cancels the changes and keeps the previous settings.

[G]

Reset to default values

Resets the time values to those specified in the -> Widget configuration default values.

When should this widget be used?

This widget should be used to movements in a building or a specific floor visualize over a defined period of time. It is particularly useful for heatmap data analyze and understand, how people or objects move within a building.

Configure widget

  1. Make sure, that you are in the menu Dashboard menu.

  2. Click on «Add widget».

  3. Select «Tracking heatmap».

  4. Optional: Select in [H] a primary asset to be used for the title and alarms.

  5. Set in [I] how much space the widget should take up on the dashboard (1 cell, 2 cells or full width).

  6. Select in [J] the floor, which should be displayed in the widget.

  7. Select in [K] the default period for displaying the heatmap data:

    • From time: From when movements are displayed.

    • To time: Until when movements are displayed.

    ◈ The period shows the tracker movements between these two times.

  8. Select in [L] the Tracker, whose movements should be visualized in the heatmap.

  9. Click on [M] «Add widget». ▷ The widget will be displayed on the dashboard.

  10. Click on [N], to exit the configuration without saving changes.

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