- Analyzing Incidents
- Analyzing Incidents
- Begin by navigating to the
- Search Incidents
- page.
- You have completed the
- Analyzing Incidents
- topic.
- In this example, search criteria have been filled out for you.
- Selecting a flag allows you to view the details of the incident.
- The
- Distance
- button helps you see the total distance between two or more incident flags when you connect them.
- Select the first incident.
- Select the second incident.
- The
- Area
- button enables you to view the total area between two or more geographical locations.
- Select the first incident.
- Select the second incident.
- Select a third incident.
- The
- Legend
- button enables you to see how the incidents are color-coded on the map.
- The
- Information
- button provides the latitude and longitude of a location as your mouse hovers over it.
- Use the
- Search Incidents
- page to search for incident reports within a particular geographic location.
- The
- Pan
- button enables you to navigate across the map.
- Use the
- View Incident Details
- page to view the details for the selected incident report. After viewing the report, return to the
- Search Incidents
- page.
- To do this in real time, you must press
- [Alt+Tab]
- on your keyboard to return to the previous window. However, to proceed with the tutorial, press
- Enter
- .
- A line automatically connects the two incident flags as shown here.
- The distance between the two incidents is indicated at the bottom left corner of the map.
- The total area between these incidents is indicated at the bottom left corner of the map.
- A dialog box indicating the color codes for the incident priorities Low, Moderate, and Urgent
- opens.
- The latitude and longitude of the incident report's location are visible at the bottom left corner of the map. You can get the latitude and longitude of any location by positioning your mouse over the desired point.
- Original Path
- Links
- Geographical Analysis
- Search
- Orange Flag
- Distance
- Blue Flag
- Orange Flag
- Vertical
- Vertical
- Area
- Blue Flag
- Orange Flag
- Orange Flag
- Vertical
- Vertical
- Legend
- Close
- Information
- Vertical
- Manage Incident Reports
- You need to analyze several incidents within a specific geographical location. You can determine the priority, distance, area, and longitude and latitude of these incidents.
- In this topic you will, analyze incidents based on their geographical location.