TrackGIS使用说明文档
XTracks说明书
Xtracks系列轨道使用说明书此文着重对XTracks3.18版本中的模型进行简要介绍，寄希望能为线路制作者、改造者提供参考，使新建的和改造的MSTS中国线路更加精美。
建议所有新建线路的作者尽量在初始MSTS+XTracks3.18的平台下直接铺轨，这样，体验线路的朋友就不必再去下载覆盖GLOBAL文件，大家也能跳出墨守成规的旧铺法的俗套了。
下面就按轨道模型的分类进行介绍（本文只介绍普通A轨，其它轨道诸如SR轨、隧道轨请另寻相关教程）。
A1t?mStrt.s：直轨直轨很简单，在此不多作介绍。
只需注意，小数点在这里表示为“_”，即：0.3m的模型名称为A1t0_3mStrt.s。
A1t?r?d.s：曲线轨在这里，?r代表了曲线半径，?d代表了曲线的圆心角。
在XTracks3.18中，A1t类的曲线半径有：60、75、90、120、150、164、190、250、300、365、375、500、700、750、865、1000、1034、1200、1500、1534、2000、2588、3000、3088、4000、6000、8000及15000；A2t类的曲线半径有：250、300、375、500、750、1000、1500、2000、3000、4000、6000、8000及15000。
圆心角主要有1d、5d、10d及20d（个别模型度数不全）。
至于具体该用哪种曲线轨道，还要针对具体线路并结合“技规”来选择铺设。
A1Brdg??.s：桥梁轨桥梁轨主要包括：直轨、曲线轨、10d道岔和7d的Y型岔，A2t的桥梁轨只有曲线轨模型。
这里还要说明，桥梁轨道模型是带护轨的，桥梁轨道区间须以A1tBrdgEnd.s作为两端，A1tBrdgEnd.s的逻辑长度相当于2.6m直轨的长度。
A1tDblSlip?d.s：双向复合交分道岔组件在XTracks3.18中，不需再用Xover轨道来组装复合交分道岔了。
A1tDblSlip?d.s共有3d、6_3d、7_5d、10d、10d150r五个，两端分别要和对应的A1tPnt?dLftSlip.s、A1tPnt?dRgtSlip.s 模型组合使用。
trackvis使用手册
Hale Waihona Puke FAQWhy do I get funny looking “nonsense” tracks? 首先, 你应该确认用来重建的图像有正确的图像方向信息. 第二, 不同的核磁仪器制造商会有不同的翻译图像方向的方 法. 这正是 “方向补丁” 被引进到Diffusion Toolkit的原因. Please refer here for more information. 从我们有限的 经验来看, Siemens数据通常不需要任何方向补丁, 但GE和 Philips数据经常需要应用"Invert Y". 具体方法参见：/dtk/?subsect=gui
FAQ
TrackVis是什么? TrackVis 是一个软件能可视化并分析纤维跟踪产生于核磁 图像 by 弥散张量成像(DTI), 弥散光谱成像(DSI) 和其他弥 散图像科技.
FAQ
TrackVis, Diffusion Toolkit的区别是什么? 为什么它们是 分开的? TrackVis 是一个纤维追踪可视化和分析程序. 它不执行实际 的纤维追踪. Diffusion Toolkit 是一套工具能重建弥散图像 数据和生成纤维追踪数据给TrackVis 用来可视化. 因为这两 套工具是分开开发和维护的，而且每一个都有不同的杰出 的功能, 所以我们决定把它们分开维护和升级. 你非常需要 这两个软件来执行完整的弥散数据处理和.
TrackVis使用手册
简介
TrackVis 是一个软件工具能可视化并分析来自弥散核磁成像的纤维 追踪数据 (DTI/DSI/HARDI/Q-Ball)纤维跟踪。TrackVis的特点包括: 1、跨平台. 可在Windows, Mac OS X and Linux工作。 2、追踪过滤器的多样性(追踪选择方法) 允许用户轻松探索和定位 特定的一簇纤维。 3、Multiple rendering modes with 可定制的 scalar-driven 颜色 编码。 4、实时参数调整和3D渲染。 5、打开跟踪数据文件的格式允许用户将自定义标量数据集成到跟 踪文件并可视化和分析它.保存和恢复场景在XML风格的场景文件. 6、 tracks and ROIs的统计标量分析。 7、同步实时多重数据分析和显示允许时点and/or 主题比较.在相 同的数据集同步分析和显示，也可以通过远程网络进行。 8、前期在线实时参数调整.没有乏味的弹出对话框。
arcgis追踪用法
arcgis追踪用法ArcGIS是一款强大的地理信息系统（GIS）软件，提供了丰富的地理空间数据获取、管理、分析和可视化功能。
在ArcGIS中，追踪（Tracking）功能可以用于跟踪物体、人员或车辆等物理实体的移动和变化。
ArcGIS中的追踪功能可以通过以下方式实现：1.创建追踪图层：在ArcMap或ArcGIS Pro中，可以创建一个追踪图层来存储追踪数据。
追踪图层可以是点、线或面图层，用于记录物体的位置、路径或范围。
可以通过手动绘制或导入外部数据来创建追踪图层。
2.配置追踪设置：在追踪图层中，可以配置各种追踪设置，包括追踪的时间间隔、距离阈值、速度限制等。
这些设置可以根据实际需要进行调整，以满足追踪的准确性和精度要求。
3.运行追踪操作：在追踪设置完成后，可以运行追踪操作来开始记录追踪数据。
可以手动输入位置信息，也可以通过GPS设备或其他传感器自动获取位置数据。
运行追踪操作后，追踪图层将记录位置数据，并在地图上显示物体的移动轨迹。
4.分析和可视化追踪数据：一旦追踪数据被记录下来，就可以使用ArcGIS的分析工具进行各种空间分析，如路径分析、时空模式分析等。
此外，还可以使用符号化、标签、动画等功能来可视化追踪数据，以便更直观地展示物体的移动和变化。
拓展：除了基本的追踪功能，ArcGIS还提供了其他有关追踪的高级工具和扩展功能。
例如，追踪分析工具可以对追踪数据进行深度分析，包括热力图生成、路径聚类、轨迹相似性计算等。
此外，ArcGIS还支持与其他系统（如车载终端、无人机、传感器网络）集成，以实现更复杂的追踪应用场景。
总而言之，ArcGIS的追踪功能可以用于各种领域，如交通管理、物流追踪、环境监测等，帮助用户更好地理解和利用地理空间数据。
AXIS Digital Autotracking 1.1 使用和管理指南说明书
INSTALLATION GUIDE AXIS Digital AutotrackingAbout This DocumentThis manual is intended for administrators and users of AXIS Digital Autotracking,and is applicable to release1.1.It includes instructions for using and managing the application.Previous experience of networking will be of use when using this product.Some knowledge of UNIX or Linux-based systems may also be beneficial,for developing shell scripts and ter version of this document will be posted to the Axis website,as required.See also the product’s online help,available via the web-based interface.LiabilityEvery care has been taken in the preparation of this document.Please inform your local Axis office of any inaccuracies or omissions.Axis Communications AB cannot be held responsible for any technical or typographical errors and reserves the right to make changes to the product and manuals without prior notice.Axis Communications AB makes no warranty of any kind with regard to the material contained within this document,including,but not limited to,the implied warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose.Axis Communications AB shall not be liable nor responsible for incidental or consequential damages in connection with the furnishing,performance or use of this material.This product is only to be used for its intended purpose.Intellectual Property RightsAxis AB has intellectual property rights relating to technology embodied in the product described in this document.In particular,and without limitation,these intellectual property rights may include one or more of the patents listed at /patent.htm and one or more additional patents or pending patent applications in the US and other countries.This product contains licensed third-party software.See the menu item “About”in the product’s user interface for more information.This product contains source code copyright Apple Computer, Inc.,under the terms of Apple Public Source License2.0(see /apsl).The source code is available from https:///bonjour/Trademark AcknowledgmentsApple,Boa,Apache,Bonjour,Ethernet,Internet Explorer,Linux, Microsoft,Mozilla,Real,SMPTE,QuickTime,UNIX,Windows,Windows Vista and WWW are registered trademarks of the respective holders. Java and all Java-based trademarks and logos are trademarks or registered trademarks of Oracle and/or its affiliates.UPnP TM is a certification mark of the UPnP TM Implementers Corporation. SupportShould you require any technical assistance,please contact your Axis reseller.If your questions cannot be answered immediately,your reseller will forward your queries through the appropriate channels to ensure a rapid response.If you are connected to the Internet,you can:•download user documentation and software updates•find answers to resolved problems in the FAQ database.Search by product,category,or phrase•report problems to Axis support staff by logging in to your private support area•chat with Axis support staff(selected countries only)•visit Axis Support at /techsup/AXIS Digital AutotrackingAXIS Digital AutotrackingAXIS Digital Autotracking is an application that allows the camera to discover a moving object,such as a person or a vehicle,zoom in on the object and follow it within the camera’s range of coverage.Autotracking continues until the moving object stops or disappears from the camera’s field of view.The application is most suitable in environments where movement is unusual(low traffic areas)and could indicate unwanted activity,such as schools,shopping center parking areas and office buildings after opening hours.AXIS Digital Autotracking allows efficient,motion-triggered monitoring while saving on bandwidth and disk space.Digital autotracking differs from mechanical autotracking in that the camera view is adapted to include all detected moving objects.Mechanical autotracking,which is available in some PTZ cameras,locks on a single object and follows that object until the object is outside the camera’s range of coverage.Application OverviewAXIS Digital Autotracking detects objects moving in the camera’s field of view.When a moving object is detected,the application uses one of the product’s view areas to zoom in on and track the object.While tracking,the application continues to detect other moving objects in the camera’s field of view.If a second moving object is detected,the view area is adapted to include all moving objects.Tracking continues until all objects have stopped or disappeared from the camera’s field of view.The application detects moving objects in the entire field of view.To avoid detecting moving trees,flags,clouds and similar,filters can be set.Movement in areas blocked by privacy masks is always ignored.When configuring the application,a view area to be used for autotracking is created automatically.This view area is called“Digital Autotracking View”and has a resolution of640x480.If required,the resolution can be changed or a user-defined view area can be used.Note that PTZ must be enabled in the view area used for autotracking and that the view area’s aspect ratio should not be changed;if using a user-defined view area make sure to keep the view area’s default aspect ratio.The maximum zoom level is automatically adapted to the view area resolution.AXIS Digital Autotracking can be used while a guard tour is running.The guard tour will be stopped temporarily when digital autotracking starts and will resume when autotracking stops.Manual pan/tilt/zoom operations,for example using a joystick or mouse,have precedence over autotracking.The Axis product can be configured to perform actions,for example record video or send a notification message,when autotracking starts or stops.See Using the Application in an Action Rule,on page6.It is not recommended to run AXIS Digital Autotracking at the same time as other applications or the camera’s built-in motion detection.RequirementsAXIS Digital Autotracking can be installed in Axis network cameras that support view areas and AXIS Camera Application Platform.Go to /applications for more information.The application can be installed on products with firmware5.50and later.AXIS Digital Autotracking is intended for fixed cameras with megapixel resolutions.The application does not require any license.Upload ApplicationTo upload the application to the Axis product,follow these instructions:1.Download the application from /applications2.Go to Setup>Applications in the product’s web pages.3.Under Upload Application,click Browse,locate the application file and then click Upload Package.The application will appear under Installed Applications on the Applications page and under Overview in the menu.Applications can be uploaded by product administrators only.AXIS Digital AutotrackingSet up AXIS Digital AutotrackingTo set up AXIS Digital Autotracking:1.Download and install the application as described in Upload Application,on page3.2.Start the application.3.Configure the application,see Digital Autotracking Settings.4.Optionally,set up action rules for recording or notification,see Using the Application in an Action Rule,on page6.A view area to be used for autotracking is created automatically when configuring the application.This view area is called“DigitalAutotracking View”and has a resolution of640x480.To change the resolution,go to Video&Audio>Video Stream>Digital Autotracking View.Start and Stop the ApplicationTo start the application,select it in the Installed Applications list on the Applications page and click Start.To stop the application,select it in the list and click Stop.Digital Autotracking SettingsAXIS Digital Autotracking must be started and configured before use.The application can be configured when in running or idle status.The Preview Window can be used to confirm that the application detects and tracks moving objects as intended.To configure the application,follow these steps.1.Go to Applications>Overview.2.Select the application and click Start.3.Go to Applications>Digital Autotracking>Settings.4.Click the link AXIS Digital Autotracking Settings.5.If view areas setting is disabled,click Enable View Areas.6.On the View Area tab,select the view area to use for autotracking.7.Optionally,set up Swaying object suppression,see Swaying object suppression.8.Optionally,set up one or more exclude areas,see Exclude Areas.9.When satisfied,click Save to save settings.AXIS Digital AutotrackingSwaying object suppressionUse this filter to minimize undesired tracking when swaying objects such as flags and trees,or shadows thereof,are present in the camera’s field of view.The filter analyzes each detected object’s traveled distance relative to the camera’s field of view,to determine if it should be ignored during tracking.A typical initial filter setting is recommended to be30%.Continue to adjust the filter in steps of10%to find a suitable levelof suppression.Filter settings above75%will significantly delay the tracking of moving objects.A filter value of100%implies that a detected object has to travel,from its initial point,one third of the image width or heightbefore being tracked.AXIS Digital AutotrackingA filter value of50%implies half that distance,thus requiring the object to travel a distance of one sixth of the image width orheight before being tracked.A filter value of0%disables the filter and the camera will track all detected objects including swaying objects.When the filter is active,tracking will be delayed until an object meets the filter criteria.Exclude AreasAn exclude area is an area where moving objects are ignored.The exclude area is a polygon defined by3–10points.To set up an exclude area,follow these steps:1.Go to Applications>Digital Autotracking>Settings.2.Click the link AXIS Digital Autotracking Settings.3.Select the Exclude Areas tab and click Add.4.Enter a name for the area and select the number of polygon points.5.Click Create area.6.The exclude area is placed in the center of the e the mouse to move and resize the area.7.When satisfied with the exclude area’s position,click Save.Polygons with3and5–10corners are only available when using AXIS Media Control(AMC)and Internet Explorer.To disable an exclude area,select the area in the list and click Enable/Disable.If an exclude area is disabled,moving objects will be detected in the area.Using the Application in Live ViewAXIS Digital Autotracking can be used for live monitoring.1.Open the Live View page in a browser.2.From the Source list,select the view area used for autotracking.The default view area is Digital Autotracking View.Using the Application in an Action RuleUsing action rules,the Axis product can be configured to perform actions such as record video or send a notification when the application is active.To set up an action rule,follow these steps1.Go to Events>Action Rules and click Add.2.Select Enable rule and enter a descriptive name for the rule.3.Select Applications from the Trigger drop-down list.4.From the second drop-down list,select the application to use as trigger.5.Optionally,select a Schedule and Additional conditions.See the online help for details.6.Under Actions,select the desired action for example record video or send a notification.AXIS Digital AutotrackingThe application must either have a status of Idle or Running to appear in the Trigger list.For more information about action rules and events,refer to the product’s online help and User Manual.Technical SpecificationsFunction/group Item SpecificationCompatible products Models Axis P-and Q-line megapixel network cameras with firmware5.50or later,support for view areas and AXIS Camera ApplicationPlatform.Complete list of compatible products on /applications Application settings Settings View area selection.PTZ must be enabled and the view area’sdefault aspect ratio should be kept.Set the filters Swaying Object Suppression and Exclude Areas.Up to10exclude areas;each exclude area is a polygon with3–10corners.Maximum view area size is half the resolution of the capture mode.Real time visual confirmation to verify setupTypical applications Low-traffic areas such as schools,shopping centers,parking areasand office buildings after opening hours.Limitations Small and distant objects might not be detected.Weather conditions such as heavy rain or snow may affectdetection accuracy.ScenariosBandwidth reduction Compared with continuous streaming:~90%reduction*Compared with video motion detection(VMD):~70%reduction**AXIS Digital Autotracking in SVGA(800x600)compared with30fps and2MP.The reduction will vary with video resolution,compression and scene activity.Camera Integrates with camera event management system to enable eventstreaming to Video Management Software and camera actionssuch as edge storage recording,I/O control,notification,etc.IntegrationApplication Programming Interface Open API for software integration,including the ONVIF specification available at ,as well as VAPIX®and AXIS Camera Application Platform from Axis Communications,specifications available at General Language EnglishInstallation Guide Ver.M2.3 AXIS Digital Autotracking Date:April2014©Axis Communications AB,2012-2014Part No.55792。
斯普克特精密地理测量软件说明书
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InteroperabilityWork with, not against, other software packages from Autodesk, Bentley, ESRI, and more with import and export support for a variety of third-party file types. Connect to file geodatabasesor Bentley ProjectWise or leverage DigitalGlobe background imagery, all from within SPSO.Confidence Inspiring ResultsSPSO is loaded with all the necessary tools to control, manage and check your data–ensuring the most accurate and precise results. Don’t put up with fragmented data sets or questionable data that cause costly mistakes and jeopardizes your business reputation. SPSO provides the confidence to ensure every project is correct.Rich DeliverablesSPSO enables you to deliver a multitude of application based deliverables such as QA reports, surfaces, CAD plans, and complex alignment/corridor designs. Integration with the Trimble Clarity web-based platform offers a new way to collaborate and share your geospatial data with clients and other surveyors alike.Supported WorkflowsStart in SPSO. 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For users who wish to maximize their efficiency, the SPSO ribbon interface makes functions easy to find and understand.Add frequently used functions to the quick access toolbar Create ribbon tabs with streamlined workflows Specify any website as the start pageData PrepMake sure your data is clean, up-to-date, and delivered in the right format to get the job done Import and organize CAD and PDF dataRapidly extract and digitize data from vector PDFsElevate 2D contours, points, lines, and polygons into 3D modelsRemove blank text objects, unused layers and styles, and join small gaps in geometryDraftingProduce your final survey and roadway design plots with easeUse Dynaviews to efficiently place your model space data into plotting sheetsEfficiently add dynamic labels, line and curve tables, scale bars, and other map elements Automatically plot profiles and crosssections for alignment based surfaces or corridors Create 3D PDFs for easy communication and collaboration with project team members and clientsTerrestrial and Aerial PhotogrammetryMeasure and model from Trimble VISION and UAS data with highly automated workflows images in the comfort of your officeAccurately extract 3D geometry and features from images to create rich CAD and GIS deliverablesCreate high resolution point clouds, orthomosaics and elevation raster DSM and DTMs Create accurate 3D terrain models for volumetric computations and design Seamlessly integrate UAS deliverables with other survey data typesScanningEfficiently view, manage, and extract data from terrestrial, mobile, and aerial point cloud sensors Extract 3D geometry and features from point cloud data to generate accurate CAD geometry Create rich deliverables for modeling, surfaces, corridor designCreate accurate 3D terrain models for volumetric computations, topo maps, or as-built conditionsImport point cloud data from any source and integrate with your survey dataJoin the SPSO Family TodayOur mission is to serve Survey and GIS professionals with the best solutions possible We are a team of survey and GIS professionals and understand what it takes to get the job done right. 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ArcGIS 9.0 交通样式的说明文档说明书
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导向仪使用说明
显示下一条 | 关闭萧瑟我还年轻，我渴望上路！导航•首页•日志•相册•音乐•收藏•博友•关于我日志liuwenzh 加博友关注他最新日志该作者的其他文章博主推荐相关日志随机阅读首页推荐全站仪的使用水平定向钻钻进轨迹和控制ECLIPSE月蚀导向仪的使用说明工作仪器2010-04-17 20:48:15 阅读554 评论2 字号：大中小订阅目录安全预防措施和警告事项........................................................................................................................ .. (5)概述........................................................................................................................ .. (7)接收器........................................................................................................................ .. (9)打开接收器........................................................................................................................ . (9)拨动式和触发式开关........................................................................................................................ .. (9)调整屏幕明暗对比........................................................................................................................ (10)主菜单........................................................................................................................ (10)Locate （定位）菜单........................................................................................................................进入定位模式........................................................................................................................ .. (12)离开定位模式并且回到主菜单 (12)（从定位屏幕）显示深度 (12)Set US（超声波测量值设定）菜单 (13)改变超声波测量值........................................................................................................................ .. (13)查看超声波测量设定值 (1)3Low Fre/High Fre（低频／高频设定）菜单 (14)改变频率设定值........................................................................................................................ .. (14)改变频率设定值........................................................................................................................ .. (14)Configure（设置）菜单........................................................................................................................ ..14变更遥感信号频道........................................................................................................................ .. (15)单点校准........................................................................................................................ (16)双点校准/ 地下校准........................................................................................................................ ..20变更斜度模式........................................................................................................................ .. (22)变更深度测量模式........................................................................................................................ .. (22)冷暗/正常屏幕........................................................................................................................远程显示器........................................................................................................................ . (23)键盘........................................................................................................................ . (23)打开远程显示器........................................................................................................................ . (23)扬声器和警告声........................................................................................................................ . (24)调整屏幕明暗对比........................................................................................................................ (24)主菜单........................................................................................................................ (25)Configure （设置）菜单........................................................................................................................ .26远程显示器屏幕........................................................................................................................ . (27)传感器........................................................................................................................ (31)Eclipse 传感器的类型........................................................................................................................ .. (31)倾角和面向角信息........................................................................................................................ (31)电池........................................................................................................................ . (32)温度更新信息和过热指标.......................................................................................................................32 DigiTrak® Eclipse® 用户手册3数字控制公司®目录（续）传感器（续）传感器启动及频率模式........................................................................................................................ (33)启动标准型Eclipse传感器 (33)启动双频Eclipse传感器 (33)睡眠模式(自动关闭)....................................................................................................................... . (34)传感器舱体要求........................................................................................................................ . (34)传感器的一般维护方法........................................................................................................................ (35)电池充电器........................................................................................................................ . (37)定位........................................................................................................................ (39)定位点(FLP 和RLP) 和定位线(LL) (40)定位程序........................................................................................................................ (41)目标指引（Target Steering® ）功能 (45)决定可行的目标深度........................................................................................................................ . (45)输入目标深度........................................................................................................................ . (46)将接收器放置在目标位置.......................................................................................................................47指引到达目标........................................................................................................................ . (47)有线系统........................................................................................................................ .. (49)有线系统组件........................................................................................................................ . (50)操作有线系统所需要的非DCI 配件 (52)将电源供应器连接到电源和有线传感器上 (53)有线传感器接地........................................................................................................................ . (53)打开/关闭有线传感器........................................................................................................................ (54)校准有线传感器........................................................................................................................ . (54)使用有线系统定位........................................................................................................................ (54)检视传感器深度或预测深度 (54)检视有线系统电源状况........................................................................................................................ (55)使用有线系统执行目标指引功能 (55)故障检修........................................................................................................................ .. (57)附录........................................................................................................................ (59)钻杆每钻进10英尺所增加的深度英寸值 (60)钻杆每钻进15英尺所增加的深度英寸值 (61)斜度百分数换算为度数（0.1％倾角传感器或敏感倾角传感器） (62)度数换算为斜度百分数（0.1％倾角传感器） (63)根据前定位点和后定位点之间的距离计算深度 (64)安全预防措施和警告事项重要事项:所有操作人员必须阅读和了解以下的安全预防措施和警告事项，并且必须在使用DigiTrak® Eclipse® 定位系统之前复习本用户手册。
TrackPort 设备用户手册说明书
TrackPort User’s GuideWHEN YOU NEED TO KNOW.TrackPort Tape (Use to cover USB and SIM card as well as exposedLED lights)What’s InsideCellular SIM Card (Already indevice. If removal is necessary,use tweezers)LEDSPower IndicatorWill glow green when the device is receiving power.GPS/Cellular IndicatorThis indicator slowly blinks red, indicating the status of the device’s connection to the GPS and cellular networks. It runs on an 8-second cycle, first indicating GPS and then cellular.Cellular connection: At the beginning of the indicator cycle this LED will blink 1, 2, and 3 times as it begins communicating with the cellular network. 4 blinks at the beginning of the indicator cycle means the device has a cellular connection.Satellite connection: The second half of the indicator cycle indicatessatellite connection. It will blink once for no signal and twice to indicate a satellite connection.3211. Power Indicator2. GSM Status Indicator3. GPS Status Indicator4. Microphone (Disabled)5. Sim Card SlotGetting StartedYour TrackPort was activated before being shipped to you, and you should havereceived an email containing your default login information. If you did not receive your login information, please contact our support team at 800-654-7966 or by email at**********************************.Once securely plugged in, the device will begin reporting automatically once it hasregistered. It may take up to 20-30 minutes of driving for the TrackPort to register on the network for the first time.Tracking Your DeviceTo track your TrackPort, open a browser window and go to or go to Tracking on the drop down menu. Enter your username and password. The tracking page will appear, and the device’s last reported location will be centered on the map. If you have multiple devices on your account, the first 3 that were registered will be Tracking information is displayed using Google Earth Maps, so navigation is similar to what most people have grown used to in using internet-based mapping solutions. You can use the Navigation arrows and Zoom Bar to move around the map, or drag the map using your mouse and zoom using a click-wheel mouse.At the bottom of the pop-up window are the Zoom, Street View, and Live Tracker buttons.• Zoom will perform the same task as using the Zoom bar on the left side of the map; zooming in on the icon you have selected.• Street View will open up a separate window displaying Google’s Street View, if available.DashboardChangeMapViewThe BrickHouse shield icon will appear where a tracker transmitted most recently. Click on an icon to bring up a pop-up box. This will show your tracker’s name, the distance it has traveled on this trip, what direction it was moving in, speed, battery information, and start and stop locations. Start will display the beginning location of the current trip, and the time it was recorded. Stop will display the most recent location from the device, as well as the time it was reported.The More tab is not currently active. Future updates to the platform will utilize this tab. The GeoFence tab allows you to create quick geofences, based on the location you are currently viewing and route the device was following. Use the Circular GeoFence radio button to create a perimeter around the location you are clicked on. Use the Route GeoFence radio button to create a boundary that will follow the entire trip your device was on.Give the GeoFence a name in the GeoFence Name window, and (optional) add a short description in the Description box.Use the Action dropdown box to choose if you would like an alert created when the device enters the chosen area, exits the area, or both. Use the Radius box to choose how large the area will be. You can enter values below a mile as decimals. For example: A half-mile radius geofence would be entered as .5.When you are done, press the Create Geofence button to save.The Alerts tab will display current Geofence, Speed, Panic, or Motion alerts that have been triggered.The Video Links tab is not currently active. Future updates will take advantageof this tab.as well as allow you to see past locations. Using the drop-down boxes on the bottom right of the window, you can adjust how often your screen refreshes and how many locations will appear on the screen. The counter on the bottom left of the window displays how long it will be until your screen refreshes.The Calendar allows a user to choose from which dates information can display. Any date that has tracking information will be highlighted. Simply click on that date todisplay information. To choose multiple days, click on the Date Range button, input a start and end date, and press Search. Press the Current Date button to return to viewing the current day’s information. When searching by date, all locates generated in the chosen timeframe will display as breadcrumbs.Under the DISPLAY section you can see a list of all devices currently displayinginformation on the map. Click on the View/Change Device button to choose which of your devices will display on the map. This button only serves a purpose if there are multiple devices on your account.Breadcrumb Trail will display all locates, or breadcrumbs, generated on the date you currently have displayed, connected by a line. Click on any individual breadcrumb to see detailed information. The BrickHouse shield icon represents the start and stop of a trip, green circles mean the device was moving with the arrow indicating direction, and red octagons indicate stops.Click on the Street View button to open a Google Street View window from the most recent location of the device. This function will only work if Google Street View is available in that location.The Alerts section lets you manage what kinds of alerts your device will create and how you will be notified.Click the Geofence button to manage your geofences. The Geofence AlertConfiguration tab lets you choose when and where alerts will be sent. Select the device you would like to edit by checking the box next to it.• Highlight which days you would like to configure by clicking on each. You may choose to enter certain hours during which alerts will be active, or leave these fields blank to have them sent all the time.• Choose if duplicate alerts will not be created if the device stays inside or outside a geofence for a certain period of time using the slider bar.• Choose what icon will appear where a geofence alert was created using the Alert Image dropdown box.• Enter Email Address allows you to choose where alert notifications will be sent. Click on the + icon to add phone numbers you want to have texted.Using the DashboardCurrent DateIn the Create New Geofence tab you can create geofences around any area in different shapes. Navigate to the area on the map you would like to create a geofence. Click on the Circle, Polygon, or Route button. It is suggested that all geofences be in at least a .2 mile radius, or at least 1 city block around an area to allow for GPS drift.To create a circular geofence around an area, click on Circle and then click on the spot on the map you want to create your geofence around. Hold down the left mouse button and drag the cursor until your geofence is the size you want, and release the mouse button.The Polygon button allows you to create geofences in different shapes. Each point you click on will be a corner of your perimeter.You may also choose to enter a short description for your geofence.The Assign Geofence tab allows you to activate and deactivate geofences. Select a device from the dropdown menu to see what geofences are currently active. Clickon an Assigned Geofence to view and edit its configuration. Click the Remove link to deactivate a geofence. Hit Save once you have finished making changes.Click on the check box for any Available geofence to edit its configuration and press the Save button to implement it.The View Geofence tab allows you to view your geofences.Click the Speed button on the dashboard to set up speed alerts. Simply select your device and enter a speed which, when exceeded, will generate an alert. Choose the days and times you would like the alert to be active, if you would like duplicate alertsto be ignored, and enter an email address where you wish to receive your notifications. If you would prefer to receive alert notifications via text message, click on the + button and enter your phone information. Hit Save once you have finished configuring your alerts.The TrackPort does not take advantage of the BrickHouse Tracking platform’s Panic alert function.The Power Alert button is used for GPS devices with a battery. This device is hardwired and runs on your vehicle’s power, so disregard this button.You can run 4 different types of report, listed below. To run one, click on one of the buttons, choose the device you would like to run a report on from thedropdown box, choose the dates you would like to run your report on in the upper right corner, and press the magnifying glass search icon. You can export anygenerated reports to Microsoft Excel by clicking on the export button in the upper right corner of the window.Start/Stop reports will list trips between stopping points, with starting and ending locations, as well as speed information, trip duration, stop time, and thedistance traveled.The Alert History button will show you all alerts generated during the specified time and where they occurred.The Full History button includes individual locate information such as: location, time of transmission, battery life, speed, and distance from its previous locate.The Frequent Visits button will create a list of addresses that the device has reported from and show how many times the device reported from that spot.11 Changing Your PasswordTo change your password, click on the account name, which should appear in theupper right corner of the browser window. Once complete, just click on Quick View toreturn to your tracking page.To reach an FAQ, as well as other support materials for your device and the BrickHouseSecurity Tracking platform, click on the Help link in the upper right corner of the screen.Live support is available Monday through Friday between the hours of 9 am and 6 pmEST. at 1-800-654-7966.。
ArcGIS QuickCapture Location Tracking解决方案部署指南说明书
December 2021 Deploy a Location Tracking Solution with ArcGIS QuickCapture Essential tasks and best practices for deploying a location tracking solution with ArcGIS QuickCapture.OverviewTASK COMPLETE1.Introduction2.Account requirements3.Considerations4.Configure user types and roles5.Create tracking content6.Start tracking mobile workers7.Learn more8.FAQ1. IntroductionLocation tracking is a capability offered with ArcGIS QuickCapture that allows you to monitor where mobile workers are and understand where they’ve been. Here are some examples of why you might implement location tracking into your workflows: •Monitor special events—Know where your personnel are during large scale events to ensure safety and provide quick response times.•Provide proof of work—Verify on-site inspections completed by your team.•Determine area coverage—Determine area coverage during events such as invasive species removal or search and rescue missions.Location tracking is supported on ArcGIS Online and ArcGIS Enterprise. Follow along with this guide to successfully deploy location tracking with QuickCapture.Note: For more detailed information about the location tracking capability, see Enable location tracking in ArcGIS Online or Configure location tracking in ArcGIS Enterprise.Key componentsThere are three necessary components for deploying the location tracking capability with ArcGIS QuickCapture:•Location tracking feature layer—Tracks and last known locations are uploaded from QuickCapture to the location tracking feature layer. Location tracking isavailable across your organization and can be enabled by any administrator.Once location tracking has been enabled, licensed users in your organization can use the QuickCapture mobile app to upload their historical and currentlocations to the location tracking layer. Users only see their own tracks, andadditional permissions are required to view the tracks of others.The location tracking feature layer consists of three layers:o Last known locations—A point layer that contains a single record for each user representing their most recently reported location.o Tracks—A point layer that contains a record for each location where a mobile worker was tracked (a breadcrumb trail).o Track lines—A polyline layer that contains lines showing where the mobile worker has been (ArcGIS Online only).•Track views—Tracks and last known locations can be shared with other users in the organization via track views. A track view is a special type of feature layer that requires an additional privilege to use. A track view contains a list ofmobile users whose tracks are displayed as well as a separate list of trackviewer users who are allowed to view the tracks. Like any other feature layer, track view layers can be used in maps, dashboards, and apps. •QuickCapture mobile app—Tracks and last known locations are uploaded from the QuickCapture mobile app to the location tracking layers. QuickCapture records tracks whether or not there is a data connection and can providemobile workers with control of when they are and are not tracked.2. Account requirementsBefore you can deploy a location tracking solution, your organization must meet the following requirements:•Location tracking licenses must be included in your subscription.•Location tracking must be enabled for your organization.License location trackingLocation tracking is an organization extension that requires a license for each mobile worker. There are two ways that a user can be licensed:•Assign a Field Worker user type—The location tracking license is included in the Field Worker user type.•Assign an add-on location tracking (ArcGIS Tracker) license—The ArcGIS Tracker license can be added to any user type, including Viewer.For more information, see How do I setup location tracking and authorize QuickCapture.Enable location trackingFor mobile workers to upload tracks, the location tracking capability must be enabled for your organization. This must be done by an administrator. Tracks stored in ArcGIS Online are retained using a 30-day rolling window and there is no additional storage cost. In ArcGIS Enterprise, additional configuration options are available.•See Enable location tracking in ArcGIS Online•See Configure location tracking in ArcGIS Enterprise•See ArcGIS Tracker Deployment Guide for ArcGIS Enterprise3. ConsiderationsIt's important to understand how location tracking data will be used by stakeholders. Consider the following questions before you begin configuring user types and creating location tracking content:•Do mobile workers need to see each other's locations in near real-time?•Do the locations of mobile workers need to be displayed in a dashboard?•How should the locations of mobile workers be visualized?Do mobile workers need to see each other’s locations?For many tracking deployments, it's critical that mobile workers can see where other workers are at any time. This is supported in QuickCapture, but requires additional steps to configure. Create a .csv file or a list of all the users who need to view other users’ tracks.Do the locations of mobile workers need to be displayed in a dashboard?You can use ArcGIS Dashboards to display the last known locations of mobile workers. A dashboard can be displayed in an emergency operatingcenter (EOC) during an event where situational awareness is critical. Dashboards can also be shared with additional stakeholders as necessary. See Add the map to a dashboard.How should the locations of mobile workers be visualized?It's important to understand if locations need to be visualized based on the mobile worker’s role (for example, a paramedic), their last update time, or any other attribute. If symbolizing by roles, make sure you know how and when roles may change. It's also important to know if the historical tracks and lines need to be displayed in the map, app, or dashboard you’re u sing.4. Configure user types and rolesThere are two personas in a location tracking solution: mobile workers and track viewers. Each persona requires specific privileges and licenses. A mobile worker can also be a track viewer if they need to view the tracks of other mobile workers. Configure user types and roles for a location tracking solution by completing the following steps:•Add users to your organizations•Configure mobile user licenses•Configure track viewer rolesAdd users to your organizationIf you are deploying a tracking solution for the first time, you may need to add new users to your organization. This can be done quickly by importing users from a .csv file.•See Invite or add members in ArcGIS Online•See Add members to your portal in ArcGIS EnterpriseConfigure mobile user licensesEach mobile worker who needs to be tracked must have a location tracking license. This can be done by setting their User Type to Field Worker or by assigning an add-on ArcGIS Tracker license.•See User types, roles, and privileges in ArcGIS Online•See User types, roles, and privileges in ArcGIS Enterprise•See Manage licenses in ArcGIS Online•See Manage licenses in ArcGIS EnterpriseConfigure track viewer rolesTo view the tracks of mobile workers, a user must have the View locationtracks privilege assigned to their role. The easiest way to do this is by creating a new custom role that includes this privilege. Assign this role to each user who needs to view the tracks of other mobile workers.Note: Depending on the current roles assigned to your users, you may need to change existing roles or create additional roles with more privileges.•See User types, roles, and privileges in ArcGIS Online•See User types, roles, and privileges in ArcGIS Enterprise•See View tracks in Track Viewer5. Create tracking contentOnce location tracking has been enabled for your organization and users are configured, build the maps and apps that mobile workers use to track location and monitor activity. Complete the following steps:•Create a track view.•Add a track view to a map.•Add a map to a dashboard.•Configure a map for mobile users.Create a track viewTrack views are created in the Track Viewer web app. Select the mobile users who should appear in the track view and which users can view those tracks. Once completed, a hosted feature layer view and a group in ArcGIS Online or ArcGIS Enterprise that controls access to the track view are also created.The layer is available to use in maps and apps, including Track Viewer.Note: You can share the track view with users outside your organization by inviting them to the group created with the feature layer view. For users to access the track view, the administrator for their organization must assign the View location tracks privilege to their role.•See Create tracks in track viewer•See Overview of the location tracking schemaAdd a track view to a mapUse Map Viewer to create a new map or open an existing one and add the track view feature layer to the map. Each layer should be configured to suit your specific requirements, but here are some general recommendations.Layer visibilityThe last known locations layer should be the first layer listed in the map so it draws ontop of every layer listed below it. To improve overall performance when panning andzooming the map, set the Visible range of the tracks layer from Street toRoom. Similarly, for the track lines layer, set the Visible range from World to Street.•See Set transparency and visible range (Map Viewer)Layer filtersApply a temporal filter to all three location tracking layers to avoid showingunnecessary or stale data (for example, showing outdated location timestamps).•See Apply filters (Map Viewer)Layer refresh intervalsRefresh intervals determine how frequently layers are updated in the map. The lastknown locations layer should have a relatively short interval (30 seconds to a minute). This ensures the map accurately reflects where someone is as they move. The trackpoints and track lines layers should use a longer interval (5 to 10 minutes) since those are uploaded less frequently.•See Set refresh interval (Map Viewer)Layer symbologyThe three most common ways to symbolize track data are by location, name, or category or role.Symbolize by locationThe default drawing style for each location tracking layer is Location (single symbol). Each user and their tracks are symbolized using the same colors and symbols.Symbolize by nameIf mobile users do the same type of work, it may make sense to use a different color to more easily identify specific mobile users. In this case, a Types(unique symbols) drawing style should be used with the Full Name or Created User attribute.Symbolize by category or roleWhen there are multiple groups of mobile users, it may make sense to symbolize each user based on their role or the type of work they do. For example, all police officers could be blue, and all firefighters could be red. In this case, a Types (unique symbols) drawing style should be used with an Arcade expressionthat returns a category for a given feature.Here is a sample Arcade expression that determines if a feature should be categorized as Firefighter or Police Officer:•See Style location (Map Viewer)•See Style categories (Map Viewer)•See Getting Started with ArcGIS Arcade documentation•See Generate a user-based Arcade expressionAdd a map to a dashboardOnce you’ve configured a map for location tracking, add it to a dashboard in ArcGIS Dashboards. This dashboard can be shared with stakeholders so they can see where mobile users are in near real-time. Once the map is added to the dashboard, you can add additional dashboard elements such as indicators and lists.Make sure you share your dashboard with the track viewers group. For security and privacy, the location tracking layers cannot be shared publicly, so your dashboard and maps should not be shared publicly.•See Create a dashboard•See Create a location tracking dashboardConfigure a map for mobile workersYou may want to create a separate map for mobile workers. To get started, make a copy of the map you configured for track viewers and make adjustments as needed. For example, if mobile workers do not need to see each other's locations, you can remove the track view layers from the map.Note: It is not necessary to have a track view layer in the map to record and share tracks.In QuickCapture designer you can change the basemap that is shown in your project. By default, the organization default basemap will be used. To change the basemap complete the following steps:1.Click the Configure project map menu item2.Uncheck the Use organization default basemap option3.Click Change4.Select the mobile worker basemap that you created5.Click Save6. Start tracking mobile workersOnce users and maps are configured for location tracking, mobile workers can start recording their locations. Location tracking works offline too—when a worker regains connectivity, the tracks and last known location will automatically upload to the location tracking layer.First, account credentials should be assigned to each user so they can sign in to the mobile app. Next, instructions should be provided to mobile users about how to get started.At a high level, the following steps should be provided to mobile users in an instruction manual:1.Download the QuickCapture mobile app from the Apple App Store, GooglePlay Store, or Microsoft Store.2.Scan the provided QR code to launch the app.3.Sign in with credentials.4.Accept the permission prompts for location and tracking.Note: Mobile workers may not have to download the mobile app if a mobile device management solution (MDM) is used.7. Learn moreThere is so much more you can do with location tracking in ArcGIS QuickCapture. The resources in this section will help you explore more opportunities as well as help you troubleshoot and answer questions.•Join the ArcGIS QuickCapture Community. You can join discussions with a diverse group of ArcGIS QuickCapture users and Esri staff.•Read articles from the ArcGIS QuickCapture team on the ArcGIS Blog.•Browse the ArcGIS QuickCapture Resources page. This is your hub for all things ArcGIS QuickCapture—documentation, blogs, videos, learning materials, and more.Troubleshooting and supportLooking for assistance with ArcGIS QuickCapture? Check out the following: •The ArcGIS QuickCapture help is searchable by keyword and contains documentation for everything from designing layers and maps to configuring forms and using the app.•Consult the ArcGIS QuickCapture Community and get specific answers from peers and members of the ArcGIS QuickCapture team.•If you’ve tried the options above and still need assistance, contact Esri Technical Support for technical issues or Esri Customer Service for licensingquestions.8. FAQHow do I get the app?The ArcGIS QuickCapture mobile app is available on Google Play for Android devices, the App Store for iPad and iPhone, and Microsoft Store for Windows devices. Note: If you can't access Google Play or the Microsoft Store, download from the QuickCapture Resources page.Can I change the upload frequency of tracks?Tracks are uploaded every 10 minutes, this frequency can not be changed. Separately, the last known location of the mobile device is updated every 60 seconds by default. This interval can be modified by the project author to be 15 or 60 minutes.How can I analyze the track data?Tracks can be exported from ArcGIS Online, and tools in ArcGIS Pro can be used to gain insights into the data. If using ArcGIS Enterprise, you can use ArcGIS GeoAnalytics Server to directly analyze the features stored in the location tracking layers.。
TrackIt用户指南说明书
TrackIt is an innovative tool on the UnitedHealthcare Provider Portal landing page that serves as your daily to-do list, your personal assistant and an automatic reminder for many of your UnitedHealthcare tasks.Save time and make your workday more efficientNeed to upload a document? Are we missing some information to process your claim? TrackIt will tell you. No need to pick up the phone or wait for the mail. The items that need attention are highlighted, so you can see and take action on claims, prior authorizations, referrals and more without leaving TrackIt.How to accessOnce signed in to the portal, you can access TrackIt one of 2 ways:1 Action Required tab on the left sideTrackIt icon in the top-right corner21 2From either location, click the tab to see the full menu.675 834What you can do in TrackIt3Update notification frequency, change email address or opt out of TrackIt notifications4 Change claim category using this dropdown5C hange tab order or remove those you don’t need by clicking Customize Tab Order 6C lick each tab to view. Please note, you will only see tabs you have permission to view. 7Look for the to see which items need attention 8 S earch by member’s name or ID, claim number, service date, etc.9 Add or remove table columns by clicking Customize Table9Action Required menuTrackIt icon menuQuestions?Chat with a live advocate 7 a.m–7 p.m. CT from theUnitedHealthcare Provider Portal Contact Us page.For help accessing the portal, technical issues or changing notificationpreferences, please contactUnitedHealthcare Web Support at *************************** or 866-842-3278, option 1,7 a.m.–9 p.m. CT, Monday–Friday. Visit /trackit to register for a live training or view our TrackIt Interactive Guide.Insurance coverage provided by or through UnitedHealthcare Insurance Company or its affiliates. Health plan coverage provided by UnitedHealthcare of Arizona, Inc., UHC of California DBA UnitedHealthcare of California, UnitedHealthcare Benefits Plan of California, UnitedHealthcare of Colorado, Inc., UnitedHealthcare of the Mid-Atlantic, Inc., MAMSI Life and Health InsuranceCompany, UnitedHealthcare of New York, Inc., UnitedHealthcare Insurance Company of New York, UnitedHealthcare of Oklahoma, Inc., UnitedHealthcare of Oregon, Inc., UnitedHealthcare of Pennsylvania, Inc., UnitedHealthcare of Texas, Inc., UnitedHealthcare Benefits of Texas, Inc., UnitedHealthcare of Utah, Inc., UnitedHealthcare of Washington, Inc., Optimum Choice, Inc., Oxford Health Insurance, Inc., Oxford Health Plans (NJ), Oxford Health Plans (CT), Inc., All Savers Insurance Company, Tufts Health Freedom Insurance Company or other affiliates. Administrative services provided by OptumHealth Care Solutions, LLC, OptumRx, Oxford Health Plans LLC, United HealthCare Services, Inc., Tufts Health Freedom Insurance Company or other affiliates. Behavioral health products provided by U.S. Behavioral Health Plan, California (USBHPC), United Behavioral Health (UBH), or its affiliates.PCA-1-23-02501-POE-FLYR_08212023Additional benefits• V iew appeal decision letters, prior authorization and clinical letters right from TrackIt• S et up daily or weekly email alerts to be notified when new items are added to TrackIt• S et preferences and use filters to view your own work or monitor work of colleagues, if needed• Flag your claims for easy access Not registered?To access TrackIt and the UnitedHealthcare Provider Portal to submit claims, verify eligibility, check for prior authorization and more digitally, you’ll need to create a One Healthcare ID. Visit /access to get started.。
地理信息系统操作规程
地理信息系统操作规程一、引言地理信息系统（GIS）是一种用于采集、存储、管理、分析和展示地理空间数据的技术系统。
它在城市规划、资源管理、环境保护、交通运输等众多领域发挥着重要作用。
为了确保地理信息系统的有效运行和数据的准确性、完整性，制定一套科学合理的操作规程至关重要。
二、系统启动与登录（一）启动计算机，确保系统处于正常运行状态。
（二）打开地理信息系统软件，等待软件加载完成。
（三）在登录界面输入正确的用户名和密码，点击登录。
三、数据准备与导入（一）数据收集1、明确所需数据的类型和范围，包括地形数据、土地利用数据、道路数据等。
2、从可靠的数据源获取数据，如政府部门、测绘单位、专业数据库等。
（二）数据格式转换1、检查收集到的数据格式，若与系统要求的格式不一致，需进行格式转换。
2、使用相应的工具软件将数据转换为系统支持的格式，如 shp、tif 等。
（三）数据导入1、在系统中选择数据导入功能。
2、选择要导入的数据文件，设置导入参数，如坐标系、投影方式等。
3、确认导入操作，等待数据导入完成。
四、地图操作（一）地图浏览1、使用鼠标滚轮或缩放工具对地图进行缩放操作，以便查看不同比例尺下的地理信息。
2、按住鼠标左键拖动地图，实现地图的平移。
（二）地图标注1、选择标注工具，在地图上选择要标注的位置。
2、输入标注内容，设置标注的字体、颜色、大小等属性。
（三）地图测量1、启用测量工具，选择测量距离、面积等功能。
2、在地图上依次点击测量点，系统会自动计算并显示测量结果。
五、数据查询与分析（一）属性查询1、选择要查询的图层。
2、输入查询条件，如按照某个字段的值进行查询。
3、系统将返回符合条件的数据，并在地图上高亮显示。
（二）空间查询1、选择空间查询工具，如缓冲区查询、相交查询等。
2、在地图上指定查询对象和查询范围。
3、系统将返回查询结果，并以列表或图形的形式展示。
（三）数据分析1、利用系统提供的分析功能，如叠加分析、网络分析等。
恐龙TRACKS插件做母带处理使用指南
《恐龙归来----用T-RACKS软件做母带处理快速入门使用指南》序提到母带处理软件我想很多朋友立刻就会想到IKMultimedia公司出品的T-RACKS软件，也就是大家经常所说的“恐龙”。
是的，T-RACKS软件就是一款使用非常方便，操作界面非常直观友好的母带处理软件，T-RACKS也是目前各类音频编辑处理软件中使用频率非常高、非常具有实用价值的一款母带处理软件。
虽然现在优秀的音频编辑处理软件中并非只有T-RACKS一款母带处理软件，其他诸如Waves公司出品的 L3、臭氧（OZONE）等等也都是非常优秀的母带处理软件,但T-RACKS以他的使用方便、上手快、操作界面直观友好、处理音频文件温暖柔和、饱满有力等优点早已在广大用户心目中形成了非常良好的口碑和及其广泛的用户群.我们可以把学习使用T-RACKS软件作为我们了解和使用母带处理软件的一个良好的开端,特别是那些刚开始用母带处理软件的朋友们更可以把学习使用T-RACKS软件作为了解和使用母带处理软件的一个窗口,。
同时也为我们将来触类旁通的使用其他优秀的各类音频编辑处理软件打好一个牢固坚实的基础，也同时起到事半功倍、精一通百的良好作用。
[第一章]T—RACKS软件简要论述首先大家需要了解的是，什么是“母带处理”.“母带处理”是我们音乐制作过程中的最后一道工序,也是我们最终提高所制作的音乐作品整体质量非常重要的一环.它是我们所制作的音乐作品在编辑制作之后,在做正式交付使用之前所针对于声音的频响特征、动态范围和立体声声场等所做的最后的一种处理. 它的目的就是通过使用均衡、压缩和限制等技术手段，把原始的混音素材中获得尽可能高的声音质量，以使的我们所制作的音乐作品在整体质量上变得更加甜美、温暖柔和、饱满有力。
而T—RACKS软件就是这样一款用来进行母带处理的优秀软件. T—RACKS软件本身即可以作为一个独立工作的软件,也可以作为DX、VST插件在cubaseSX、NUENDO等宿主音乐制作软件中使用.通过T—RACKS软件所提供的多段均衡、电子管压缩和多段限幅等母带处理工具可以对立体声的波形文件进行母带处理。
ArcGIS Job Tracking 9.3 用户指南说明书
What’s New in Job Tracking for ArcGIS (JTX) 9.3July 2008JTX application redesign (2)Multiple geodatabase support (3)Spatial notifications (3)Task Assistant Manager integration (3)Simple reporting engine (4)Job filtering (4)Advanced job status options (5)General functionality (5)Configuration (7)For the developers (8)Administration (8)Compatibility and Migration (8)JTX APPLICATION REDESIGNProbably one of the first things you’ll notice when getting set up with the latest version of JTX is the redesign of the client application. A few of the highlights include:A new concept of a view into the JTX system has been added. Accordion menus on the left side allowyou to view your job information in different ways. At the current release, we have the tradition jobs view and a reporting view.The JTX Application can be customized with your own tools, job tabs, and views. Check out the developer kit for examples of how to build and implement your own customizations.The job tabs can now be arranged to show more job information all at once. The tabs can be picked up and dropped in a different location or left floating while you work.Group query results in the list view by any field returned.M ULTIPLE GEODATABASE SUPPORTManage data distributed across multiple ArcSDE geodatabases with one JTX repository. At previous JTX releases, you were only able to manage data one ArcSDE geodatabase instance, but now if your data are distributed across multiple geodatabases, JTX can handle it. Configure each geodatabase connection as a Data Workspace in the JTX system.S PATIAL NOTIFICATIONSReceive an email when changes are made in the database. You can configure rules to be sent when changes are made in a feature class, to a specific feature, or within a specified area.Send notifications when the data is posted or by querying the geodatabase archive tables.T ASK A SSISTANT M ANAGER INTEGRATIONWe are happy to be able to include the Task Assistant Manager (TAM) with JTX at 9.3. The Task Assistant Manager provides an easy way for experienced GIS users to provide step-by-step instructions for performing various GIS tasks or workflow processes within ArcMap. These tasks can then be used to assist other GIS users in quickly and correctly completing those GIS workflows.Store TAM workflows in the JTX Repository.Open TAM workflows stored with JTX as part of the Launch ArcMap process.S IMPLE REPORTING ENGINEConfigure simple reports to summarize the work in your system.J OB FILTERINGRestrict access to job types and jobs in the JTX application by applying a job filter.Job type filters: allow users to only create and view jobs of a specific type in the main application.User group filters: restrict users from assigning jobs to groups or users in groups that they don’t belong to themselves. These filters also restrict users from viewing jobs that are currently assigned to groups or members of groups they don’t belong to.A DVANCED JOB STATUS OPTIONSChange the status of a job based on the step in the workflow.Track the % complete of a job based on steps in the workflow and the percent complete of the active step.G ENERAL FUNCTIONALITYEnhanced workflow authoring tools. Basic element alignment tools, color selection, and different step shape options have been added.The find jobs tool has had an upgrade. The simple find by ID, Name, and Description is still there, but has been enhanced with an advanced tabs allowing you to define more complicated queries for a quick search.Searches are presented in the list queries. If you perform a certain search regularly, you can save that search as a permanent user query.A simple query builder has been built for defining your job queries without needing to know the ins and outs of SQL. The traditional SQL query builder interface is still there for those that have requirements for advanced queries.An enhancement to the workflow documentation options are Step Descriptions. Step descriptions allow you to provide details about what a step does or what the user should do to accomplish the current step in the workflow.The job management utilities have moved into the main application. To delete jobs or job elements, select the jobs in the list view, then right click. The context menu provides you with those tools.Run workflow steps from toolbar. When a job is selected, users can execute or mark as done workflow steps from the main application toolbar.Define AOI by entering coordinates.Redesigned create job experience. All the create job options are now on one dialog. If you often used the Create Jobs by Grid or Create Jobs by Feature Class tools, now you can find them on the Advanced options of the Create Job dialog.C ONFIGURATIONNew step type execution options have been added to provide more flexibility in defining what steps do and to provide more functionality for workflow execution via JTX Server. The list of options is now:Choose AOI selection colorChoose the symbology used for the active step in the workflow.Configure extended property tab names on the Job Type.F OR THE DEVELOPERSA new interface for custom step development, IJTXCustomStep, allows you to provide argumentverification feedback to your users and create dialog that can be used for defining the step arguments.The client application can be extended in many ways:o Custom Stepso Custom Job Tabs (build your own view of the extended properties for example)o Custom Views (build your own view into another system or provided a specialized view of the JTX system)o Custom Commands (Add buttons to the application toolbars for specialized tasks within the application)A DMINISTRATIONJTX 9.3 supports all RDBMS types supported by ArcSDE 9.3.When performing the post installation, you can choose a database storage keyword.The database connection file, now with a .jtc file extension, can used to distribute the connection information for the JTX system to your team. Users can double click this file to add a JTX database connection and set the default JTX database all at once.C OMPATIBILITY AND M IGRATIONJTX 9.3 applications and components will not run successfully against a previous JTX system table schema. The contents of the tables will need to be migrated into the JTX 9.3 System Table schema.If you are currently using a JTX 3.x version, you can migrate your system tables to the updated schema using the Post Installation utility that included with the Administrator edition.If you are currently using a JTX 2.x version, please contact ESRI technical support for guidance on upgrading to JTX 9.3.Custom Code written against the JTX 3.x API will need to be recompiled to work against the JTX9.3 libraries.。
旅行追踪器快速入门指南说明书
T R A V E LT R A C K E RQ U IC KS T A R T G U ID E A gu ide f or th e lea d sch ool W OW c oord inato r2.LOG IN AND CHECK DETAILS FOR YOUR SCHOOL. Log in using the school admin details.. C heck to see if classes have already been set up by your local Living Streets Coordinator.. I f classes need to be set up, enter the information for all classes via the ‘manage’ tab – simply select each yeargroup in turn and enter the class names and pupil numbers.. I f you have your September Hands Up Scotland Survey information enter this in the ‘baseline’ section of the‘school details’ tab. Otherwise this can be added later on.1.LOG IN USING YOUR REGISTRATION DETAILS SUPPLIED OR REGISTER ONLINE. P lease check with your local Living Streets Coordinator to obtain your two log in details:- s chool admin – for the lead contact at your school to monitor and update school details.- c lassroom access – for class teachers to log in and enable pupils to record daily journeys.. Alternatively, to register online visit: www.livingstreets.scotSPREAD THE WORD TO CLASS TEACHERS. G ive each class teacher: - The classroom access login.- A copy of the Classroom Quick Start Guide (downloadable from www.livingstreets.scot). -A Travel Tracker class list poster.3.CLASSROOM SET-UP (SEE ALSO CLASSROOM QUICK START GUIDE). C lass teachers need to log in to Travel Tracker, select their class name, see which icons have been assigned to their class and fill out their pupil names against the relevant icons on their class’ icons poster.. P upils need to know which icon they are as they will use this to log their journeys over the whole academic year.. M ake sure teachers keep their posters safe to remember who’s who.4.TRACK JOURNEYS EACH DAY. P upils and teachers should record their travel each day using the classroom access log-in.5.MONITOR PROGRESS. T eachers and pupils can see the day-to-dayachievements of their class on the dashboard tab and see which classes are leading the way..U se the school admin log-in to see reports of travel habits at a school or year group level.6.AWARD BADGES. A t the end of each month, use the school admin login to see which pupils have earned a badge, under the ‘badges’ tab..S elect the year group and class names in turn and give each teacher a list of the pupil icons that should get a WOW badge.7.Fo llo w th es e s im ple st ep s t o g et st art ed wi th th e L ivi ng St ree ts Tr av el Tr ac ke r.More detaile d info rmatio n on h ow to use T ravel T racke r and additi onal class list po sters c an be down loade d from www.living street s.sco tLiv ing St ree ts i s th e U K c har ity for eve ryd ay wa lkin g a nd the pe op le b ehi nd the Wa lk t o S cho ol c am pai gn.s o ur y ear -ro und wa ol c hal len ge.Pup ils w lk t o s cho ol a t le ast on eek areaw ard ed wit h a mo nth ly b adg e.Da ily j our ney s a re l ogg pup ils o n o ur inte rac tive Tra vel Tra Living Streets (The Pedestrians’ Association) is a Registered Charity No. 1108448 (England and Wales) and SC039808 (Scotland), Company Limited by Guarantee(England & Wales), Company Registration No. 5368409. Registered office 4th Floor, Universal House, 88-94 Wentworth Street, London E1 7SA.www.livingstreets.scot General enquiries:**************************.ukIf Travel Tracker is not part of your school’s current WOW package and you would like to use it, contact theLiving Streets Scotland team on 0131 243 2649or email **************************.ukNO T US IN G TR AV EL T RA CK ER Y ET ?REA SON S T O U SE TRA VEL TR ACK ER. I t’s a handy, green alternative to monthly paper WOW wallcharts.. It makes it easier to run WOW and give out badges..I t’s a brilliant live data source to track progress and promote success.We are L ivin g S tre ets Sc otla nd , pa rt of th e UK charit y fo r e ver yda y w alk ing an d th e p eop le beh indthe Wa lk t o S cho ol c am pai gn. WO W i lk t o s cho ho wa ce a w reward ed wit h a mo nth ly b adg e.ed by urcke r.We are Living Streets Scotland,part of the UK charity for everyday walking.。
移动GIS指南说明书
Getting your mobile GIS project off the groundAbout The AuthorMatt Sheehan is a mobile GIS pioneer. He and his staff at WebMapSolutions have been providing clients with mobile GIS solutions since the earliest days of smartphones and tablets.We live in interesting times. Mobile and cloud computing are changing how and where we are able to use technology. No longer are we limited to our home or office. T oday technology is accessible and usable wherever and whenever. And by technology we mean computers: smartphones, tablets and the new phablets. We are talking about mobile computers.Mobility means changing location. This has made location and location based data and analysis suddenly terribly important. Geographic Information Systems or GIS, is location focused technology. It provides the means to collect, store, visualize and analyse any and all location data.We at the very beginnings of a revolution in location technology and GIS.copyright(c)2014 Getting your mobile GIS project off the groundIntroductionIn this guide we will discuss mobile GIS. We will walk through the key terms and areas of consideration when embarking on a mobile GIS project. Our goal is to help you better understand this exciting new technology, and how it can help your organization.copyright(c)2014 Getting your mobile GIS project off the groundTable of Contents1. Getting Started4Mobile GIS: The Basics2. Web and Native Mobile Apps5T ypes of mobile GIS apps3. GIS Cloud T echnologies6The engine of your Mobile GIS app4. Offline Mobile GIS7Finally offline mobile GIS is here5. Mobile GIS Choices8What are your mobile GIS appoptions?6. Mobile GIS Frameworks9Flexible mobile solutionscopyright(c)2014 Getting your mobile GIS project off the ground1. Getting StartedMobile GIS: The BasicsMobile GIS is the implementation of GIS on mobile devices such as smartphones, tablets and phablets. It provides ways to visualize and analyse location based data. Maps are the most common visualization method. This is often a combination of base map – satellite, road, topographic etc – and point, line or polygon overlays. Maps are interactive, so zoom and pan, with point, line and polygon layers overlaid. T ap a point which represents a museum and basic information about the museum appears in a pop up. Often tools are provided in mobile GIS apps such as geolocation ie. show my current location on the map, and search eg. Find and show people or places nearby. T ools are often geared to usage and user, so maintenance staff will require quite different options to tourists. Mobile GIS is being used by an ever broader user base. No longer are they the bastion of those trained in GIS. This has some important implications.There are two key types of mobile GIS applications: Web and native. Web GIS apps run in mobile browsers, relying on a URL. Native apps are those you download from online stores such as Google Play and Apple's App Store. These are installed applications. We will discuss Web and native mobile GIS apps in the next Chapter, and in particular the notion of cross platform.Mobile GIS apps do not live in isolation. They all rely on cloud based GIS services. Gone are the days when we use shapefiles and Pdf's on mobile devices. Cloud based GIS means Esri's ArcGIS, MapBox, GISCloud and any number of other sophisticated cloud based services. Important choices need be made here.T alk mobile technology and eventually screen size will be mentioned. T oday we have a plethora of mobile screen sizes: from the smallest 4” smartphone through to 10” tablets and above. Screen size affect usability: the smaller the screen the more limited is usability. This often brings up questions around cross device mobile applications.copyright(c)2014 Getting your mobile GIS project off the ground2. Web and Native Mobile AppsT ypes of mobile GIS appsMobile GIS is confusing. We introduction some key terms and topics in the previous chapter. Let's discuss in this chapter one of those topics. The different types of mobile GIS apps: Web and native.We are all familiar with Web applications. Often these are described as web pages. They have unique URL's and run in browsers. Mobile Web GIS applications run in mobile browsers. They are web applications designed for mobile devices. Pull up your mobile Chrome browser on your iPhone or iPad, Android or Windows device, type in a URL and your GIS app will load. All ready for use.In contrast native mobile apps are installed applications, distributed via the various mobile app stores. These are applications written specifically for each platform. That is important. So one set of developers build the GIS app for all Apple devices. Another group for Android. That's one mobile app written in multiple programming languages by different development teams.So which path do you follow for your mobile GIS project, Web or native? Much depends here if you are opting for an off the shelf product or custom solution, discussed more in Chapter 5. Let's presume here custom solution. From our experience 9 times out of 10 mobile Web is your best choice. Web is simply more flexible, and cost effective. A mobile Web application can be written which is both cross platform and cross device. Think about that. One application which runs on Apple, Android and Windows mobile devices. It also looks good and is usable on all smartphones, tablets and phablets.One other advantage of mobile Web GIS applications. They can be converted into native apps. That's right. They can be turned into install-able apps distributed via the various mobile app stores.copyright(c)2014 Getting your mobile GIS project off the ground3. GIS Cloud TechnologiesThe engine of your Mobile GIS appOkay, lets next talk about the cloud. We need to consider which cloud GIS solution ourapp will use. All the GIS muscle used by our application will be driven by the cloud service we choose. More than that, all data we view or collect in the application will bestored centrally. No more working with shapefiles and Pdf's on your mobile device, now we will be using data accessible across the organization.There are increasingly more cloud GIS services now available. These include Esri's ArcGIS, MapBox, GISCloud and many others. Budget and functionality will be key determinates of which makes the most sense for your project. Our preference is ArcGIS.Esri are the worlds largest GIS solution provider. With over 40 years in the business, they have the greatest breadth and depth in terms of services and solutions. With the popularity of cloud technology, they have evolved their flagship ArcGIS product line into a platform. What does that mean? Simply that mobile, Web, desktop and server GIS solutions are now integrated into one larger whole.Let's provide a solid example to show why we think a platform based GIS solution is important. Imagine a maintenance team collecting data about work done in the field using their mobile GIS Web app. The mobile app is pushing this data automatically to ArcGIS server or ArcGIS Online in the cloud. Once uploaded the data can be viewed and analysed across the organization. That means managers using executive dashboards, GIS analysts using ArcMap, and much more.The ability to share GIS data across an organization, and use tools which allow integration and collaboration around this data is why we favor the ArcGIS platform as the engine of mobile GIS apps.copyright(c)2014 Getting your mobile GIS project off the ground4. Offline Mobile GISFinally offline mobile GIS is hereOffline mobile GIS has been a hot topic over the last few years. Mobile GIS users have been crying out for the ability to continue using their mobile GIS apps in remote areas without wi-fi connectivity. Well finally offline mobile GIS is here.In this eBook we could have mentioned offline in passing rather than devoting a chapter to the topic. But offline is important. One might argue crucial for any and all mobile GIS apps.Offline GIS provides the ability to view maps and to edit data in areas which lack Internet connectivity. Let's touch on the mechanics of offline. With no connectivity we cannot view base maps, nor can we view our point, line and polygon layers. How do we get past this problem? We store the base map and the layers on the mobile device itself. Before we go offline, base maps can be downloaded dynamically. So select the area you wish to view offline and wait as the base map tiles are downloaded to your device. Another method is download already prepared base map packages. Layers similarly will need to be stored on the mobile device. Usually a database on your mobile devices is where all this data is stored.Advanced GIS functionality, is not usually available in offline mode. So if your mobile GIS app relies on ArcGIS server for example to process a request, while offline this will not be available. But many other tools will be available. An important one being geolocation. The GPS on a mobile device works regardless of wi-fi connectivity. So even in the most remote areas you will still be able to find and view your current location.Offline data collection and editing is also now possible. So drop a point on the map for example, add attributes, attach an image then store in the local database. Once back online this data is pushed up to the GIS cloud based server.copyright(c)2014 Getting your mobile GIS project off the ground5. Mobile GIS ChoicesWhat are your mobile GIS app options?When one considers the best option for any mobile GIS project, usually one has to choose between an off the shelf product or custom solution.Let's discuss off the shelf mobile GIS products first. Off the shelf means products which have been built for a specific purpose. Search through Google Play or the Apple App Store and you will find a list of apps which are labelled GIS. Be careful, if they are not tied to a cloud GIS service they are very limited. For example, if shapefile is listed avoid.As mentioned in Chapter 3, any decision you make on a mobile GIS app need be made in parallel with your choice of GIS cloud service. Esri have two popular mobile apps ArcGIS and Collector for ArcGIS available for Apple and Android devices. These apps are tied to the ArcGIS Online cloud service. The app is free ArcGIS Online is not. GISCloud and others have similar offerings.If you have a fixed workflow in mind for your mobile GIS app, and these needs are satisfied by an off the shelf product. Fantastic. As an example, Collector for ArcGIS has been built for online and offline data collection and editing. It is a well designed, highly functional mobile app. There are tools a plenty to satisfy many of your mobile editing needs.But, there are some key areas off the shelf mobile GIS products fall down, namely:* They are usually not configurable.* Cannot be extended to add functionality.* Have fixed workflows which may not suite how your field based staff work.Lets imagine we need a mobile GIS app which is to be used by non-GIS trained staff. So simple workflows. You need to load both ArcGIS Server and ArcGIS Online layers directly. And need custom forms which can be generated both online and offline. Imagine also the apps requirements may change over time. No off the shelf product will provide this flexibility.copyright(c)2014 Getting your mobile GIS project off the ground5. Mobile GIS FrameworksFlexible mobile solutionsLet's step back and summarize where we are. We've discussed the difference between Web and native apps, and suggested we prefer the flexibility of Web. Cloud GIS services are a must for all mobile GIS projects, and we lean towards Esri's ArcGIS platform due to the range of tools and level of integration. Offline we see as an essential component of any mobile GIS app. We like off the shelf products but bemoan their lack flexibility.If you get the idea that we favor flexibility, you are correct. One mobile GIS application which runs across all popular mobile platforms: Apple, Android and Windows, and devices: smartphones, tablets and phablets. A configurable application which can be styled according to your needs, works both online and offline and can load data from different sources. An application which is simple to use, designed for your specific workflows and can be extended to provide custom functionality.Step forward mobile GIS frameworks. In the crudest terms a mobile framework provides the nuts and bolts to build custom mobile GIS applications. No need to reinvent the wheel each time you need a mobile app. A framework helps make producing any mobile GIS app fast and easy.Years ago we yearned for a mobile GIS framework. With none available we went ahead and built one. Its Web based, works online and offline, is configurable, and extensible.This framework has transformed our mobile GIS app development process. Not only are we building a vast array of apps using the framework. We can integrate it with existing Web apps. Have a Web app you'd like to extend, maybe add GIS or offline, simply use our framework.Looking for maximum flexibility from your mobile GIS app: look to frameworks to do the heavy lifting.copyright(c)2014 Getting your mobile GIS project off the groundThese are exciting times for GIS. Mobile and cloud technology are transforming how and where GIS is being used. Hopefully this guide provided you some useful information. Good luck in your mobile GIS project journey.copyright(c)2014 。
MAPGIS操作手册下2
1、字体的高宽比：字体的缺省高宽为MAPGIS的缺省的参数。
2、字体放大倍数：输出表格中的字的大小在设定的参数下的放大倍数，如3*3变成6*6.3、每页行数：输出时每页的行数，用户可以根据纸张的大小决定其大小。
4、每行高度：输出时单行的高度。
5、页的左右上下边距：该项为页面的设置。
6、表格空余处理：当输出记录不足一页时，如果选择了添满这一项，系统将添满整页，否则不填。
属性处理：1、线状地物及零星地物是否填写自己的编号：在输出表格时填写线状地物及零星地物的线号或者点号。
1、相同地类权属性质和单位所属图斑号的点、线合并。
在输出时对一个图斑中的点线进行同类合并，如一个图斑中有两条小路，则统计时将对其汇总，而不单独进行统计。
2、图斑属性中的田坎系数在表中生成。
3、零星地物，线状地物及田坎在作为一个图斑输出。
4、在图斑的属性中填写净面积。
在按确定后，系统回自动将净面积写到资源现状中去，也可作为属性输出。
上图中，属性处理在保存数据时才有用。
以下外单位面积汇总、（单位）土地面积汇总、（国有、集体）土地面积汇总见上。
2、土地统计台帐的输出：土地统计台帐的输出的具体操作可见上面的按权属输出。
初始统计台帐：统计一村为单位的台帐数据。
变更统计台帐：进行变更统计台帐时，需要有当年的资源动态数据和资源现状。
动态资源的生成见数据处理部分的资源现状处理部分。
3、土地统计簿：乡土地统计簿一和县土地统计簿一、三的输出见上面的输出。
乡土地统计簿一和县土地统计簿二的输出要求有多个年份的资源现状文件，例如要输出1999年至2001年的统计簿，就需要有这中间三年的资源现状文件。
4、综合表格：4．6．7、境界输出如下图示：选择该菜单后弹出如图对话框，用户可以选择要生成的境界的类型：乡界、村界或县界。
设置生成的线文件的参数等，就可以进行。
参数：用户可以在此设置系统的输出参数，即点、线的参数，具体操作见第一章。
注：系统在处理时，是通过判断所打开的文件中是否有行政代码来判断可否生成境界，并不要求要哪个具体的文件。
ArcGIS Tracking Analyst 工具介绍
ArcGIS 10 追踪分析工具介绍Esri中国（北京）有限公司2011年12月本文档由Esri中国（北京）有限公司客户与合作伙伴支持部撰写，由Esri中国（北京）有限公司对相关技术内容负责。
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--------版本修订记录--------ArcGIS Tracking Analyst 是ArcGIS的一个扩展模块，用于将随时间推移位置发生移动或状态发生更改的对象绘制成图。
Tracking Analyst 可用于实现以下功能：（1）使用添加时态数据向导将包含日期和时间的地理数据（时态数据）以追踪图层的形式添加到地图中。
（2）实时追踪对象。
Tracking Analyst 支持与全球定位系统(GPS) 设备及其他追踪和监控设备建立网络连接，通过在ArcMap 的目录窗口或ArcCatalog中创建实时追踪连接并将数据直接添加到 ArcMap 或 ArcGlobe中,从而将数据实时地绘制成图。
（3）使用时间窗及其他专用于查看随时间变化的数据的选项对时态数据进行符号化。
（4）使用 Tracking Analyst 回放管理器回放时态数据。
可以不同的速度正向和反向回放数据，以查看其随时间而发生的变化。
而且，也支持在数据流入的同时对实时采集的数据进行回放。
（5）通过创建数据时钟来分析时态数据的潜在显示模式。
数据时钟可通过二维形式显示数据的时间分布，以便查找数据中所存在但原本可能忽视的模式。
（6）针对时态数据创建和应用操作。
可通过Tracking Analyst 中的操作根据数据的属性和位置对数据执行自定义处理。
GIS配套服务使用说明
GIS配套服务使用说明目录1数据采集 (1)1.1常规影像数据采集 (1)1.2倾斜影像数据采集 (1)1.3地名地址和POI采集 (1)2数据处理 (1)2.1常规航飞数据处理 ................................................................................................ 错误!未定义书签。
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动态跟踪应用功能及使用说明文件版本1.02014-10-9目录动态追踪软件使用说明 (3)1. 环境要求 (3)2. PTZ动态跟踪说明 (3)3. 功能列表 (6)4. 功能设置说明 (6)4.1主界面 (6)4.2 离线地图的下载与配置 (7)4.3 Map上显示报警对象位置和运动轨迹 (8)4.4手动选取目标进行跟踪： (9)4.5自动弹出云台控制窗口、自动跟踪报警对象： (9)4.6 视频监控、摄像机参数配置功能 (11)4.7 算法流程 (13)4.8程序调试 (13)4.9 可能出现问题 (15)5. 云台的技术要求 (16)6. 配置应用程序 (16)动态追踪软件使用说明1.环境要求MATE相应的硬件TriggerNG, Fireware版本为4.2+。
BVS VCA分析软件WINDOWS XP SP2/WINDOWS Server2003DOTNET framework 3.42.PTZ动态跟踪说明PTZ ：在安防监控应用中是Pan/Tilt/Zoom 的简写，代表云台全方位（上下、左右）移动及镜头变倍、变焦控制。
动态PTZ 跟踪，可以使摄像机对自身的云台和变焦镜头进行自主PTZ驱动，并自动控制PTZ摄像机的进行云台全方位旋转和镜头缩放，针对被锁定的运动目标进行视觉导向的自动跟踪，以确保跟踪目标持续以放大特写画面出现在镜头中央，这样警卫人员可以更清晰的看到信息，同时还可以用于事后取证。
自动PTZ 跟踪模块弥补了固定摄像机监控视野狭窄的缺点，是完善的安全监控系统所必备的功能。
动态PTZ 跟踪监控系统具有目标分析功能，并配有高分辨率摄像机、大倍率光学变焦镜头和高转速云台，可以快速、准确的自动捕捉到可疑目标。
通过设置预置位动态PTZ 跟踪自动跟踪监控系统可以实现预置位扫描、自动巡航等功能，还能实现智能监控的诸多特殊要求。
另外动态PTZ 跟踪监控系统还具有外型美观、隐蔽性强等优点，因此十分适用于机场、广场、轨道交通、别墅区、政府行政单位、军区、博物馆等各类型场所的治安智能监控应用。
系统组成与技术分析动态PTZ 跟踪监控系统由智能视频分析服务器（负责智能分析与云台控制）与高速球型摄像机（负责跟踪目标）两部分组成。
动态PTZ跟踪：动态PTZ跟踪自动跟踪监控系统可以自主驱动云台和变焦镜头进行全方位旋转和镜头缩放，针对被锁定的运动目标进行视觉导向的自动跟踪，以确保跟踪目标持续以放大特写画面出现在镜头中央，这样警卫人员可以更清晰的看到信息，同时还可以用于事后取证。
动态PTZ跟踪动态PTZ跟踪自动跟踪监控系统弥补了固定摄像机监控视野狭窄的缺点，是完善的安全监控系统所必备的功能。
动态PTZ跟踪动态PTZ跟踪自动跟踪监控系统支持自动锁定跟踪触发后PTZ摄像机会自动拉近镜头，以确保入侵者在运动过程中始终以放大特写画面的方式出现在镜头中央。
同时，提供发现目标的地理位置坐标，能联动GIS地图，显示出动态的目标，而且同时将目标的类型（人、车），目标大小，距离远近，做出精确的判断。
对于某一个用于跟踪的PTZ摄像机，可以将其设定为与某个固定摄像机（或PTZ摄像机）相关联。
这样当被关联的固定摄像机检测到入侵（或被关联的PTZ摄像机在某个预置位上检测到入侵）时，将自动通知关联的PTZ摄像机跳转到关联预置位，并触发自主自动PTZ跟踪。
在进行自主自动PTZ跟踪时，既不需要通过预先设置预置位来定位目标，也不需要其他任何辅助摄像机或辅助传感器来参与检测跟踪。
当报警触发时，不再需要警卫人员通过手工来操纵PTZ控制键盘来寻找入侵者，PTZ摄像机在接收到报警事件时会自动锁定目标并触发自主跟踪，同时自动回传即时视频画面。
这样，安全警卫人员可以从容做出决策，而不会再像以往一样只根据检测到入侵的第一个场景做出盲目行动。
功能特点分析设置快捷方便用户在系统配置向导下，可以快速的配置应用场景，设置参照系。
完成屏幕向2D地理坐标的转换。
速度快精度高各类型的监控系统中都有很多的场所需要重点监控，当出现警情时需要及时发现、自动跟踪，因此跟踪速度就显得非常重要，更快的速度可以保证更短的时间扫描更多的预置点，有效提高监控利用率。
此外，系统实现了点击画面有效区域内任意点，系统将自动调整云台对焦到兴趣点，进行细致的观测，既减少用户的操作时间，同时还提高了操作的精度度。
报警联动功能强大报警是各类型监控项目中非常重要的环节，特别是智能监控，讲究的就是要求球机自动出辨别目标、分析目标并报警…..网络应用集成伴随着安防的智能化、数字化、网络化，动态PTZ跟踪自动跟踪监控系统（带网络功能）将是未来必然的需求，在多种监控方式整合的大平台里，若具备较好的网络资源，动态PTZ跟踪自动跟踪监控系统则是将智能分析功能和高速球集中管理、远程自动监控功能最好的结合，是未来监控发展的方向。
3.功能列表1. 利用RTSP实现视频监控，输出报警信息和报警截图;2. 利用GoogleMap在地图上显示报警对象位置和运动轨迹；3. 摄像机参数配置、绘制坐标系；4. 自动弹出云台控制窗口，自动跟踪报警对象，云台档位的配置、位置的初始化；5. 程序配置流程。
4.功能设置说明4.1主界面开始菜单：⑴连接设备：与设备建立连接，可接收设备发出的报警信息。
⑵断开连接：断开与设备建立的连接。
⑶云台控制：弹出摄像机实时预览画面，也可手动控制云台水平、垂直移动等。
⑷加载配置：加载在配置文件中设置的配置文件。
⑸视频管理：包括实时视频显示、报警日志、报警截图。
配置菜单：⑹配置分析设备：从数据库中选择视频分析设备。
⑺配置枪机：绘制参照系，配置摄像机参数。
⑻云台配置：包括设备配置、档位设置、摄像机初始化。
图1 智能视频应用平台（主界面）4.2 离线地图的下载与配置(1)【打开】全能电子地图下载器。
(2)点击矩形框，并在地图上【画出】需要下载的地图矩形，然后在【左边】的地图级别中勾选4-20级别的地图。
点击下载。
(3)在下载目录找到【googlemaps】文件夹，将文件夹复制到跟踪【maptile】4.3 Map上显示报警对象位置和运动轨迹图2 显示报警对象位置和运动轨迹4.4手动选取目标进行跟踪：(1)开始自动跟踪方法一：在画面上【按下鼠标】，然后手动【框选目标】，将【鼠标弹起】。
方法二：【双击】所要跟踪的目标。
(2)停止自动跟踪方法一：【单击】画面方法二：【点击】红色的大X(3)回预置位手动回预置位：点击右下角的【房子图标】的按钮自动回预置位：在跟踪完成后10秒，如果无任何操作，则会回预置位。
(4)手动云台操作点击左下角的【上】【下】【左】【右】【+】【-】按钮，即可对云台进行控制。
图3 云台控制窗口4.5自动弹出云台控制窗口、自动跟踪报警对象：⑴在云台控制窗口中可手动控制云台的上、下、左、右移动及镜头拉伸。
⑵IP：连接设备的IP地址；端口：设备端口号。
⑶用户名、密码：登录设备的用户名和密码。
⑷序列号：设备的序列号。
⑸硬盘个数、设备类型、报警输入个数、报警输出个数、模拟设备通道个数、起始通道号，根据实际填入。
（以上为注册时使用到的参数）⑹保存：保存新的参数配置，重新注册。
图4 DVR配置界面4.6 视频监控、摄像机参数配置功能4.6.1参数说明㈠摄像机参数⑴NTU*10：NTU 相当于十万分之一度。
⑵最大数量：参照坐标系的可用最大数量，默认为20。
⑶水平参考系尺寸：以“pixel”计算，即参照系图像的水平像素数。
⑷垂直参考系尺寸：以“pixel”计算，即参照系图像的纵向像素数。
⑸实际参考系数量：当前实际参照坐标系数组数量。
⑹相机高度：相机的架设高度，相对监控的地平面，单位为“米”。
⑺相机角度：相机角度-单位为“度”，正北方时为90度，正东方为0度。
⑻坐标系大小：水平参考系尺寸、垂直参考系尺寸对应的矩形大小。
⑼与相机距离：返回对象距离相机点的距离，单位为度量单位。
⑽对象世界坐标：对象框的世界坐标，以经纬度*NTU*10计算。
⑾相机世界坐标：相机或视点的世界坐标，以经纬度*NTU*10计算。
⑿与地平线交点：垂直的交点坐标。
⒀单位：度量单位，默认为“米”。
⒁球机GUID：标识当前控制的球机的ID号。
⒂设置摄像机位置：选中摄像机位置单选框，找到摄像机在GoogleMap上的位置，单击可设置摄像机摆放的位置。
⒃搜索：利用搜索功能，定位到当前地址对应在GoogleMap上的位置。
图5 摄像机参数配置界面㈡经纬度与距离转换⒄经纬度与距离转换参照值：包括A，B，C三点坐标。
由A，B，C三点的经纬度值算出AB，AC的距离，供经纬度与距离之间转换参考。
⒅经度单位：单位水平方向（单位米）上的经度值（单位NTU*10）。
⒆纬度单位：单位垂直方向（单位米）上的纬度值（单位NTU*10）。
图6 经纬度与距离转换4.7 算法流程4.8程序调试打开TrackParams.xml配置文件，调整参数，优化准确度！可通过ShowRect 来开关调试窗口解释：1.中心深蓝框：目标移到框内即停止移动和放缩，目标在框外则按照当前位置进行相应移动。
可由Centre控制2.最大紫色框：搜索窗，搜索目标的范围。
可由Padding控制。
3.10个小蓝色框：与目标相似的一些位置4.红色框：通过帧差检测到离目标上次最近的运动框，一般通过这个框来找目标，可通过帧差开关EnableFrameDiff来关闭。
4.曲线：历史运动轨迹6.圆圈和线：表示运动补偿方向，可通过EnableLogicCompensate来开关参数说明文档通过指定位置的TrackParams.xml文件来修改参数，参数包括四个部分：<TrackProfile><VideoSource> videosource接口<PTZControl>摄像头移动控制<DeviceInfo>设备信息<AlgorithmPara>算法参数下面对一些重要参数和问题做说明：<VideoSource>部分无法获取图像或在获取图像前跳出BUG时可检查下面参数•<VideoResourceType>视频源类型,默认必须设为：1•<IP> 默认为本机。
直接设为：127.0.0.1•<FrameNumber>通道号。
看视频在video source 通道号，默认最小为：1<DeviceInfo>部分目前没有应用到，不做修改<PTZControl>部分•重要参数与调整方法包括：•Centra：中心深蓝框边长的一半(单位：像素）CIFT分辨率一般为40-80•PositionControl：控制4方向和8方向,四方向值为4，八方向值为8•SpeedDelay*：速度延迟，目前用到1-4–SpeedDelay1：云台在平移时方向转换的延迟。