Plot Route - Revision history

Julian: Added generic information about plot route, and an image of a measurement

2020-02-04T12:34:26Z

Added generic information about plot route, and an image of a measurement

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			[[File:Plot-route-measure.png\|thumb\|Signal reader measurement visible in the map. Can be clicked to review the data available from that measurement.]]
			Plot route is a tool that enables plotting the GPS-coordinates of a resource from a specific time interval. Additionally, signal reader measurements are marked out on the map where they occurred. The user can click on these markers to immediately access the [[Preview data\|Preview data tool]] where the clicked measurement can be examined in detail.

	==How to access this tool==		==How to access this tool==
	If you are interested in seeing where the car was driven while making measurements you can use the “Plot route” tool. This tool can be accessed either by selecting and then right-clicking a task in the tasks panel. You can also access the tool from the bottom menu in both the tasks and vehicles panel.		If you are interested in seeing where the car was driven while making measurements you can use the “Plot route” tool. This tool can be accessed either by selecting and then right-clicking a task in the tasks panel. You can also access the tool from the bottom menu in both the tasks and vehicles panel.

Julian: Drive cycle information added

2020-02-04T12:28:34Z

Drive cycle information added

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	An important detail to note is that plot route is a tool that operates using the data of a specific car. The tool will check which car you have selected. It will then aggregate the GPS-data of all the WCUs that has been installed in the car during the specified time period. This is the data that is plotted.		An important detail to note is that plot route is a tool that operates using the data of a specific car. The tool will check which car you have selected. It will then aggregate the GPS-data of all the WCUs that has been installed in the car during the specified time period. This is the data that is plotted.

	== ~~Usage~~ ==		== Sidebar controls ==
	[[File:Plot-route-~~toolbar~~.png\|frame]]		[[File:Plot-route-20200204.png\|frame\|Plot route controls]]
			On the right sight of the screen there is a set of controls available to the user to navigate through the route data available for the selected resource.

	=== Car information ===		=== Car information ===
	~~On the top right of the screen the~~ "Car Information" panel displays the plate number, VIN and when the ~~cars~~ latest known GPS update ~~occured~~.		The "Car Information" panel displays the plate number, VIN and when the latest known GPS update occurred for the selected resource.

	=== Set date interval ===		=== Set date interval ===
	~~In the side-menu to the right there is a~~ "Set date interval" form~~. You~~ can ~~use this form~~ to select an interval within which you wish you know where the ~~car~~ has been. '''This interval has a maximum length of one month''', and is by default set to the last known GPS update date. If you wish to change the interval, simply enter the date interval of your choice and click "update map".		The "Set date interval"-form can be used to select an interval within which you wish you know where the resource has been. '''This interval has a maximum length of one month''', and is by default set to the last known GPS update date. If you wish to change the interval, simply enter the date interval of your choice and click "update map".

	=== ~~Viewing the data~~ ===		=== Controls ===
	If you are having any trouble locating the data in the map you can utilize the "'''Fit all'''"-button. This button ensures that all position data is visible on the map by zooming out and panning to an appropriate location.		If you are having any trouble locating the data in the map you can utilize the "'''Fit all'''"-button. This button ensures that all position data is visible on the map by zooming out and panning to an appropriate location.

	Also in the controls panel is the option to hide/show measurement markers.		Also in the controls panel is the option to hide/show measurement markers.

			=== Drive cycle list ===
			The drive cycle list provides a way to preview individual drive cycles. By '''clicking on a row''' in the list all drive cycles on the map are hidden except for the one that is selected. Additionally it is possible to '''double click on a row''' which not only displays the selected drive cycle, but also pans the map view and zooms in so that the drive cycle can be seen clearly. If at any point you wish to see all drive cycles in the view again you can click the "'''Show all drive cycles'''"-button, which will return the map to its initial state.

	== Visualization of drive cycles and signal reader measurements ==		== Visualization of drive cycles and signal reader measurements ==

	=== Drive cycles ===		=== Drive cycles ===
	If the plot route tool detects that there was a significant time difference between two reported positions, then it will assume that they are part of different "drive cycles". This is visualized in the map by giving different drive cycles different colors. However, ~~if there are~~ too many drive cycles ~~available then two drive cycles may receive~~ the same color.		If the plot route tool detects that there was a significant time difference between two reported positions, then it will assume that they are part of different "drive cycles". This is visualized in the map by giving different drive cycles different colors. However, after a certain threshold too many drive cycles will result in the colors repeating, thus giving some data series the same color.

	=== Signal reader measurements ===		=== Signal reader measurements ===
	Measurements are visualized on the map using markers. These markers are positioned where the measurement started. You can click the measurement markers to jump straight to the [[Preview data\|preview tool]] where you can preview signal data from that specific measurement.		Measurements are visualized on the map using markers. These markers are positioned where the measurement started. You can click the measurement markers to jump straight to the [[Preview data\|preview tool]] where you can preview signal data from that specific measurement.

Julian: Drive cycles and measurement markers

2019-12-20T09:03:40Z

Drive cycles and measurement markers

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	== Usage ==		== Usage ==
			[[File:Plot-route-toolbar.png\|frame]]

	=== Car information ===		=== Car information ===
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	If you are having any trouble locating the data in the map you can utilize the "'''Fit all'''"-button. This button ensures that all position data is visible on the map by zooming out and panning to an appropriate location.		If you are having any trouble locating the data in the map you can utilize the "'''Fit all'''"-button. This button ensures that all position data is visible on the map by zooming out and panning to an appropriate location.

	~~You can also use~~ the ~~date marker count-slider~~ to ~~increase~~ the ~~amount~~ of ~~detailed data points~~. These ~~detailed data points contains specific time information which may help you determine when~~ the ~~car was in a specific position~~. You can ~~also disable these date markers by clicking~~ the ~~"'''Disable date~~ markers~~'''"-button directly below~~ the ~~slider~~.		Also in the controls panel is the option to hide/show measurement markers.

			== Visualization of drive cycles and signal reader measurements ==

			=== Drive cycles ===
			If the plot route tool detects that there was a significant time difference between two reported positions, then it will assume that they are part of different "drive cycles". This is visualized in the map by giving different drive cycles different colors. However, if there are too many drive cycles available then two drive cycles may receive the same color.

			=== Signal reader measurements ===
			Measurements are visualized on the map using markers. These markers are positioned where the measurement started. You can click the measurement markers to jump straight to the [[Preview data\|preview tool]] where you can preview signal data from that specific measurement.

Julian: Fixed headers

2019-09-25T11:01:09Z

Fixed headers

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	~~==Plot Route==~~		==How to access this tool==
	~~[[File:Plot Route.png\|thumb\|Plotting where a car has been during the course of a week.]]~~

	=== How to access this tool ===
	If you are interested in seeing where the car was driven while making measurements you can use the “Plot route” tool. This tool can be accessed either by selecting and then right-clicking a task in the tasks panel. You can also access the tool from the bottom menu in both the tasks and vehicles panel.		If you are interested in seeing where the car was driven while making measurements you can use the “Plot route” tool. This tool can be accessed either by selecting and then right-clicking a task in the tasks panel. You can also access the tool from the bottom menu in both the tasks and vehicles panel.

	=== How it works ===		== How it works ==
	An important detail to note is that plot route is a tool that operates using the data of a specific car. The tool will check which car you have selected. It will then aggregate the GPS-data of all the WCUs that has been installed in the car during the specified time period. This is the data that is plotted.		An important detail to note is that plot route is a tool that operates using the data of a specific car. The tool will check which car you have selected. It will then aggregate the GPS-data of all the WCUs that has been installed in the car during the specified time period. This is the data that is plotted.

	=== Usage ===		== Usage ==

	==== Car information ====		=== Car information ===
	On the top right of the screen the "Car Information" panel displays the plate number, VIN and when the cars latest known GPS update occured.		On the top right of the screen the "Car Information" panel displays the plate number, VIN and when the cars latest known GPS update occured.

	==== Set date interval ====		=== Set date interval ===
	In the side-menu to the right there is a "Set date interval" form. You can use this form to select an interval within which you wish you know where the car has been. '''This interval has a maximum length of one month''', and is by default set to the last known GPS update date. If you wish to change the interval, simply enter the date interval of your choice and click "update map".		In the side-menu to the right there is a "Set date interval" form. You can use this form to select an interval within which you wish you know where the car has been. '''This interval has a maximum length of one month''', and is by default set to the last known GPS update date. If you wish to change the interval, simply enter the date interval of your choice and click "update map".

	==== Viewing the data ====		=== Viewing the data ===
	If you are having any trouble locating the data in the map you can utilize the "'''Fit all'''"-button. This button ensures that all position data is visible on the map by zooming out and panning to an appropriate location.		If you are having any trouble locating the data in the map you can utilize the "'''Fit all'''"-button. This button ensures that all position data is visible on the map by zooming out and panning to an appropriate location.

	You can also use the date marker count-slider to increase the amount of detailed data points. These detailed data points contains specific time information which may help you determine when the car was in a specific position. You can also disable these date markers by clicking the "'''Disable date markers'''"-button directly below the slider.		You can also use the date marker count-slider to increase the amount of detailed data points. These detailed data points contains specific time information which may help you determine when the car was in a specific position. You can also disable these date markers by clicking the "'''Disable date markers'''"-button directly below the slider.

Julian: Updated with information about the new plot route tool (2.53)

2019-09-25T09:19:21Z

Updated with information about the new plot route tool (2.53)

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	==Plot Route==		==Plot Route==
	If you are interested in seeing where the car was driven while making measurements you can use the “Plot route” ~~function~~ by ~~either using the corresponding button or~~ right-~~click~~ menu ~~option~~. ~~Doing this redirects you~~ to ~~view~~ which ~~by default plots~~ the ~~last 24 hours'~~ GPS ~~positions (with a maximum~~ of ~~100 positions) or, if there are not any~~ during the ~~last 24 hours,~~ the ~~last 100 registered positions. The dialog~~ is ~~depicted in Illustration 25 below~~. ~~Just above~~ the ~~map are two date selections, labeled~~ "~~From~~" and "To". ~~These show~~ the ~~time~~ interval ~~that~~ is ~~shown on~~ the ~~map~~. ~~You can~~ change the ~~dates and press~~ the ~~“Update map” button to view a new set~~ of ~~GPS positions during a specific measurement task. You can zoom in~~ and ~~out of the~~ map ~~by pressing~~ the ~~plus or minus signs. By pressing~~ the ~~left mouse button and then dragging~~ the map you can ~~freely move~~ the ~~map around~~. ~~To zoom in~~ on ~~a particular area, hold down~~ the ~~left shift key~~ and ~~the left mouse button while dragging, whereupon a red rectangle will appear showing which map section will be magnified~~. ~~Release~~ the ~~mouse button~~ to ~~zoom in on~~ the ~~area~~. ~~You can download~~ the ~~set of positions~~ in a ~~file~~ by ~~pressing~~ the button ~~“Get GPS data”. This [[Downloading Files\|downloads]]~~ the ~~GPS data to your computer in the gpx format~~.~~[[File:Illustration25.png\|left\|frame\|Illustration 25: Plotting the route for a car during a measurement assignment.\|link=https://wiki.alkit.se/index.php/File:Illustration25.png]]~~		[[File:Plot Route.png\|thumb\|Plotting where a car has been during the course of a week.]]

			=== How to access this tool ===
			If you are interested in seeing where the car was driven while making measurements you can use the “Plot route” tool. This tool can be accessed either by selecting and then right-clicking a task in the tasks panel. You can also access the tool from the bottom menu in both the tasks and vehicles panel.

			=== How it works ===
			An important detail to note is that plot route is a tool that operates using the data of a specific car. The tool will check which car you have selected. It will then aggregate the GPS-data of all the WCUs that has been installed in the car during the specified time period. This is the data that is plotted.

			=== Usage ===

			==== Car information ====
			On the top right of the screen the "Car Information" panel displays the plate number, VIN and when the cars latest known GPS update occured.

			==== Set date interval ====
			In the side-menu to the right there is a "Set date interval" form. You can use this form to select an interval within which you wish you know where the car has been. '''This interval has a maximum length of one month''', and is by default set to the last known GPS update date. If you wish to change the interval, simply enter the date interval of your choice and click "update map".

			==== Viewing the data ====
			If you are having any trouble locating the data in the map you can utilize the "'''Fit all'''"-button. This button ensures that all position data is visible on the map by zooming out and panning to an appropriate location.

			You can also use the date marker count-slider to increase the amount of detailed data points. These detailed data points contains specific time information which may help you determine when the car was in a specific position. You can also disable these date markers by clicking the "'''Disable date markers'''"-button directly below the slider.

Erika at 11:38, 4 April 2019

2019-04-04T11:38:33Z

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	==Plot Route ~~Dialog~~==		==Plot Route==
	If you are interested in seeing where the car was driven while making measurements you can use the “Plot route” function by either using the corresponding button or right-click menu option. Doing this ~~will open a dialog~~ which by default plots the last 24 hours' GPS positions (with a maximum of 100 positions) or, if there are not any during the last 24 hours, the last 100 registered positions. The dialog is depicted in Illustration 25 below. Just above the map are two date selections, labeled "From" and "To". These show the time interval that is shown on the map. You can change the dates and press the “Update map” button to view a new set of GPS positions during a specific measurement task. You can zoom in and out of the map by pressing the plus or minus signs. By pressing the left mouse button and then dragging the map you can freely move the map around. To zoom in on a particular area, hold down the left shift key and the left mouse button while dragging, whereupon a red rectangle will appear showing which map section will be magnified. Release the mouse button to zoom in on the area. You can download the set of positions in a file by pressing the button “Get GPS data”. This [[Downloading Files\|downloads]] the GPS data to your computer in the gpx format.[[File:Illustration25.png\|left\|frame\|Illustration 25: Plotting the route for a car during a measurement assignment.\|link=https://wiki.alkit.se/index.php/File:Illustration25.png]]		If you are interested in seeing where the car was driven while making measurements you can use the “Plot route” function by either using the corresponding button or right-click menu option. Doing this redirects you to view which by default plots the last 24 hours' GPS positions (with a maximum of 100 positions) or, if there are not any during the last 24 hours, the last 100 registered positions. The dialog is depicted in Illustration 25 below. Just above the map are two date selections, labeled "From" and "To". These show the time interval that is shown on the map. You can change the dates and press the “Update map” button to view a new set of GPS positions during a specific measurement task. You can zoom in and out of the map by pressing the plus or minus signs. By pressing the left mouse button and then dragging the map you can freely move the map around. To zoom in on a particular area, hold down the left shift key and the left mouse button while dragging, whereupon a red rectangle will appear showing which map section will be magnified. Release the mouse button to zoom in on the area. You can download the set of positions in a file by pressing the button “Get GPS data”. This [[Downloading Files\|downloads]] the GPS data to your computer in the gpx format.[[File:Illustration25.png\|left\|frame\|Illustration 25: Plotting the route for a car during a measurement assignment.\|link=https://wiki.alkit.se/index.php/File:Illustration25.png]]

Erika: Erika moved page Plot Route Dialog to Plot Route

2019-04-04T11:37:38Z

Erika moved page Plot Route Dialog to Plot Route

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Mathias at 14:12, 9 October 2017

2017-10-09T14:12:06Z

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	==Plot Route Dialog==		==Plot Route Dialog==
	If you are interested in seeing where the car was driven while making measurements you can use the “Plot route” function by either using the corresponding button or right-click menu option. Doing this will open a dialog which by default plots the last 24 hours' GPS positions (with a maximum of 100 positions) or, if there are not any during the last 24 hours, the last 100 registered positions. The dialog is depicted in Illustration 25 below. Just above the map are two date selections, labeled "From" and "To". These show the time interval that is shown on the map. You can change the dates and press the “Update map” button to view a new set of GPS positions during a specific measurement task. You can zoom in and out of the map by pressing the plus or minus signs. By pressing the left mouse button and then dragging the map you can freely move the map around. To zoom in on a particular area, hold down the left shift key and the left mouse button while dragging, whereupon a red rectangle will appear showing which map section will be magnified. Release the mouse button to zoom in on the area. You can download the set of positions in a file by pressing the button “Get GPS data”. This [[Downloading Files\|downloads]] the GPS data to your computer in the gpx format.[[File:Illustration25.png\|left\|frame\|Illustration 25: Plotting the route for a car during an assignment.\|link=https://wiki.alkit.se/index.php/File:Illustration25.png]]		If you are interested in seeing where the car was driven while making measurements you can use the “Plot route” function by either using the corresponding button or right-click menu option. Doing this will open a dialog which by default plots the last 24 hours' GPS positions (with a maximum of 100 positions) or, if there are not any during the last 24 hours, the last 100 registered positions. The dialog is depicted in Illustration 25 below. Just above the map are two date selections, labeled "From" and "To". These show the time interval that is shown on the map. You can change the dates and press the “Update map” button to view a new set of GPS positions during a specific measurement task. You can zoom in and out of the map by pressing the plus or minus signs. By pressing the left mouse button and then dragging the map you can freely move the map around. To zoom in on a particular area, hold down the left shift key and the left mouse button while dragging, whereupon a red rectangle will appear showing which map section will be magnified. Release the mouse button to zoom in on the area. You can download the set of positions in a file by pressing the button “Get GPS data”. This [[Downloading Files\|downloads]] the GPS data to your computer in the gpx format.[[File:Illustration25.png\|left\|frame\|Illustration 25: Plotting the route for a car during a measurement assignment.\|link=https://wiki.alkit.se/index.php/File:Illustration25.png]]

Mathias: /* Plot Route Dialog */

2017-10-09T14:11:39Z

Plot Route Dialog

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	==Plot Route Dialog==		==Plot Route Dialog==
	If you are interested in seeing where the car was driven while making measurements you can use the “Plot route” function by either using the corresponding button or right-click menu option. Doing this will open a dialog which by default plots the last 24 ~~hour~~ GPS positions (maximum of 100 positions) or, if there are not any during the last 24 hours, the last 100 registered positions. The dialog is depicted in Illustration 25 below. Just above the map are two ~~dates present~~, ~~from~~ and to. These show the time interval that is shown on the map. You can change the dates and press the “Update map” button to view a new set a GPS positions during a measurement. You can zoom in and out of the map by pressing the plus or minus signs. By pressing the left mouse button and then ~~drag~~ the map you can freely move the map around. To zoom in on a particular area, hold down the left shift key and the left mouse button while dragging ~~and~~ a red rectangle will appear showing which ~~area~~ will be magnified. Release the mouse button to zoom in on the area. You can download the set of positions in a file by pressing the button “Get GPS-data”. This [[Downloading Files\|downloads]] the GPS data to your computer in the gpx format ~~to be used elsewhere~~.[[File:Illustration25.png\|left\|frame\|Illustration 25: Plotting the route for a car during an assignment.\|link=https://wiki.alkit.se/index.php/File:Illustration25.png]]		If you are interested in seeing where the car was driven while making measurements you can use the “Plot route” function by either using the corresponding button or right-click menu option. Doing this will open a dialog which by default plots the last 24 hours' GPS positions (with a maximum of 100 positions) or, if there are not any during the last 24 hours, the last 100 registered positions. The dialog is depicted in Illustration 25 below. Just above the map are two date selections, labeled "From" and "To". These show the time interval that is shown on the map. You can change the dates and press the “Update map” button to view a new set of GPS positions during a specific measurement task. You can zoom in and out of the map by pressing the plus or minus signs. By pressing the left mouse button and then dragging the map you can freely move the map around. To zoom in on a particular area, hold down the left shift key and the left mouse button while dragging, whereupon a red rectangle will appear showing which map section will be magnified. Release the mouse button to zoom in on the area. You can download the set of positions in a file by pressing the button “Get GPS data”. This [[Downloading Files\|downloads]] the GPS data to your computer in the gpx format.[[File:Illustration25.png\|left\|frame\|Illustration 25: Plotting the route for a car during an assignment.\|link=https://wiki.alkit.se/index.php/File:Illustration25.png]]

Mathias: /* Plot Route Dialog */

2017-10-09T14:07:48Z

Plot Route Dialog

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	==Plot Route Dialog==		==Plot Route Dialog==
	If you are interested in seeing where the car was driven while making measurements you can use the “Plot route” function by either using the button or ~~the~~ right-click menu. Doing this will open a dialog which by default plots the last 24 hour GPS positions (maximum of 100 positions) or, if there are not any during the last 24 hours, the last 100 registered positions. The dialog is depicted in Illustration 25 below. Just above the map are two dates present, from and to. These show the time interval that is shown on the map. You can change the dates and press the “Update map” button to view a new set a GPS positions during a measurement. You can zoom in and out of the map by pressing the plus or minus signs. By pressing the left mouse button and then drag the map you can freely move the map around. To zoom in on a particular area, hold down the left shift key and the left mouse button while dragging and a red rectangle will appear showing which area will be magnified. Release the mouse button to zoom in on the area. You can download the set of positions in a file by pressing the button “Get GPS-data”. This [[Downloading Files\|downloads]] the GPS data to your computer in the gpx format to be used elsewhere.[[File:Illustration25.png\|left\|frame\|Illustration 25: Plotting the route for a car during an assignment.\|link=https://wiki.alkit.se/index.php/File:Illustration25.png]]		If you are interested in seeing where the car was driven while making measurements you can use the “Plot route” function by either using the corresponding button or right-click menu option. Doing this will open a dialog which by default plots the last 24 hour GPS positions (maximum of 100 positions) or, if there are not any during the last 24 hours, the last 100 registered positions. The dialog is depicted in Illustration 25 below. Just above the map are two dates present, from and to. These show the time interval that is shown on the map. You can change the dates and press the “Update map” button to view a new set a GPS positions during a measurement. You can zoom in and out of the map by pressing the plus or minus signs. By pressing the left mouse button and then drag the map you can freely move the map around. To zoom in on a particular area, hold down the left shift key and the left mouse button while dragging and a red rectangle will appear showing which area will be magnified. Release the mouse button to zoom in on the area. You can download the set of positions in a file by pressing the button “Get GPS-data”. This [[Downloading Files\|downloads]] the GPS data to your computer in the gpx format to be used elsewhere.[[File:Illustration25.png\|left\|frame\|Illustration 25: Plotting the route for a car during an assignment.\|link=https://wiki.alkit.se/index.php/File:Illustration25.png]]