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This is a simplified diagram of your carriageways in grid form, with each carriageway allocated a row, and each section allocated a column along that row, all outlined in green.
Every Each radar is approximately placed approximately along the carriageway grid to simulate replicate their placement on the real carriageway.
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Clicking on a section of a carriageway will highlight that section in pink and will open an info panel with the carriageway name and section number, and includes details of the number of vehicles and large vehicles currently in that section, with their average speed in m/s, with their average speed in m/s, and their average travel time:
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Double-clicking on a section will synchronise with the map to focus onto that area, providing that the map is selected for the lower display:
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Double-clicking on a section will synchronise with the map to focus onto that area, providing that the map is selected for the lower display.
This screen also displays any alarms in real time. For example, if there are warnings given along a section or sections, then any effected lane/section blocks on the grid will be highlighted in orange.
Alarms will also be displayed as orange segments for warning (for example queuing traffic) and red for threat, when they are triggered. :
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The density of the traffic is also illustrated; a light blue area of a segment indicates above average density. The depth of blue colour and size of the area within the segment grows when the density increases as in the example below:
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Dotted outlines on a carriageway section signifies radar coverage. Red is no coverage, orange is partial coverage:
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Schematic Controls
The default layout of the schematic has approximate placements of objects such as radar and POI’s. To allow you more flexibility, there are schematic controls which offer the following options:
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Configured carriageways and sections
Representations of moving vehicles / targets
Stopped vehicles
Alarm overview
Alarms will be displayed as they occur upon the relevant area of the map
Elements within the ClearWay™ active layer such as radar and POI’s - see Layers
In the example below, the Alarm Overview shows a flashing red bell, the section of the traffic that has an alarm is highlighted red, and a notification giving more information regarding the alarm is displayed for 10 seconds:
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You can navigate using the Home style keys to pan , and return to the home position as well as using :
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You can also use your mouse to zoom in and out and Click+Drag to move the map.
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Double-clicking on particular sections, radar, points of interest etc. on the map will synchronise with the Schematic to focus on that area. |
Clicking on a radar will show the boundary of the radar range in pink and will open an info panel displaying the radar name and User ID as in the example below:
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