Generic Scenario
Analyze any scenario that can be configured with our available event triggers
In case you need a dashboard for another use case that is not covered with Parking or Traffic Scenario, the Generic Scenario will give you this option.
In the Generic Scenario, you can create widgets based on the data generated with any event type.
You will be able to choose between the widget type described in the table below. At the widget creation process, you have the same selection options as in any other scenario.
The measures extract certain key metrics from the SWARM generated raw data. In general, there are metrics around the following areas of use:
Counts: It's always a sort of counting for either Counting Line (CL), Virtual Door (VD) or Origin/Destination Zones (OD).
Region of Interest (ROI): Calculates the number of objects reported within a certain region.
| Widget type | Description |
|---|---|
Counting Line Count | The number of objects that crossed a Counting line (CL). This can be split by direction or classification. |
Counting Line IN/OUT difference | The difference of objects which crossed the CL in IN direction and OUT direction. Counting Line IN/OUT difference = Counting Line IN - Counting Line OUT |
Origin Destination Count | The number of objects that flowed from origin zone to destination zone in a scene. |
Region of Interest Average Person / Cars / Trucks / Buses | Average number of objects (Person, Cars, Trucks or Buses) reported within the configured regions. For this widget type, you have the option to choose multiple classes. |
Region of Interest Min Person / Cars / Trucks / Buses | Minimum number of objects (Person, Cars, Trucks or Buses) reported within the configured regions. For this widget type, you have the option to choose multiple classes |
Region of Interest Max Person / Cars / Trucks / Buses | Maximum number of objects reported within the configured regions. For this widget type, you have the option to choose multiple classes |
Virtual Door count | The number of objects that passed through a Virtual Door. Please remember that only objects will be counted which either appeared out of the VD and disappear in the VD or the other way around. |
Virtual Door IN/OUT difference | The difference of objects which were counted as IN direction and OUT direction at Virtual doors. Virtual Door IN/OUT difference = Virtual Door IN - Virtual Door OUT |
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