ICD-001 Track Report

Example Track Report

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?>
<tr:TrackReport xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xmlns:tr="ICDNAV001-rackReport" xmlns:cmn="ICDNAV001-CommonTypes">
  <!-- Track element -->
  <tr:Track Id="1745" DbId="{4431-445678AF-AFB212}" SizeInAz="12.6" SizeInRange=”22.3” Reported="2010-04-03T22:05:02.112">
    <!-- Location element - position based on system coordinates  -->
<cmn:Location X="12.5" Y="8" Z="0" DirectionDegs="234.5" Speed="23.2" LaneUserId="4" SectionUserId="25" CarriagewayName="M25-J"/>
    <cmn:Status ThreatLevel="Warning" BrokenRules="1,2" Classification="Large Vehicle"
ClassificationProbability="0.79"/>
    <!-- Geo Data if available from the tracking system -->
    <cmn:GeoData Latitude="33.860012" Longitude="-1.7891123"/>
    <!-- Alarm element - one or more alarms depending on rules broken -->
    <cmn:Alarm Type="Follow" Description="Target in area 4" Priority="3" RuleId="1" RelayId="0" AlarmId="5"/>
    <cmn:Alarm Type="Follow" Description="Speed over 4m/s" Priority="2" RuleId="2" RelayId="0" AlarmId="9"/>
    <!-- Sensor Element - details of the sensor providing the tracking data -->
    <cmn:Radar RadarId="1" Name="SE Perimeter" Range="800" Model="W800-H" SerialNo="8116"></cmn:Radar>
  </tr:Track>
</tr:TrackReport>

Track Attributes

Optional attributes are formatted in italics and highlighted with an asterisk.

Attribute	Description	Type	Unit
Id	Track Id	Long
DbId	Unique database Id	String (GUID)
SizeInAz	Size of target in azimuth	Double	Metres
SizeInRange	Size of target in range	Double	Metres
Reported	Time track was reported	DateTime

Location Attributes

Attribute	Description	Type	Unit
X	X Coordinate	Double	Metres
Y	Y Coordinate	Double	Metres
Z	Z Coordinate (Height)	Double	Metres
DirectionDegs	Direction in which track is moving	Double	Degrees
Speed	Speed of the track	Double	m/s
LaneUserId	Lane User Id if track inside a carriageway	String
SectionUserId	Section User Id if track inside a carriageway	String
CarriagewayName	Name of carriageway the track is on	String

1.1 Status Attributes

Attribute	Description	Type	Unit
ThreatLevel	Threat type – options are: Unknown Friend Warning Threat	ThreatLevelList
BrokenRules	Comma separated list of broken rules	String
Classification	Classification of target based on rules	String
ClassificationProbability	The probability that the classification fits the rule	Double

1.2 GeoData Attributes (Optional)

Attribute	Description	Type	Unit
Latitude	WGS 84 Coordinate	String	Decimal Degrees
Longitude	WGS 84 Coordinate	String	Decimal Degrees

1.3 Alarm Attributes (Optional)

Attribute	Description	Type	Unit
Type	Alarm type – options are: · None · Follow · Alarm · AlarmAndFollow	AlarmTypeList
Description	Alarm description	String
Priority	Priority of the alarm	Integer
RuleId	Rule ID to which alarm is linked	Integer
RelayId	ID of relay to be fired in event of alarm	Integer
AlarmId	ID of alarm	Long

1.4 Radar Attributes (Optional)

Attribute	Description	Type	Unit
RadarId	ID of the radar	Long
Name	Name of the radar	String
Range	Maximum range of the sensor	Integer
Model*	Sensor’s model name	String
SerialNo*	Sensor’s serial number	String

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ICD-001 Track Report

Track Attributes

Location Attributes

1.1 Status Attributes

1.2 GeoData Attributes (Optional)

1.3 Alarm Attributes (Optional)

1.4 Radar Attributes (Optional)

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