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Tracks

The Tracks section is designed for building and comparing several tracks on a single map. Each track is the movement of one monitored object over a selected period. Tracks are added to a shared list and shown on the map at the same time, which makes it easy to compare routes of different objects or of one object over different periods. The section is available to users with the corresponding access right.

Unlike the History section, where a track is built for a single selected object together with statistics, charts and events, the "Tracks" section focuses on viewing several routes at once.

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File: /img/tracks/overview.png (demo company, no personal data) Contents: general view of the section — the build form and track list on the left, the map with several colored tracks on the right.

The workspace consists of a left panel with the "Tracks" and "Geozones" tabs and the map on the right. The panel can be collapsed to enlarge the map.

Working with the section is described on the pages:

Map

The top-right corner of the map contains the buttons:

  • Fullscreen — expands the map to full screen and back;
  • Layers — selection of the base map layer (one of the base layers) and toggling of overlay layers (checkboxes). The selected base layer is shared with other sections of the system: when switching, for example, from "Tracking", the map opens on the same layer.

The map capabilities themselves are described in the Map section.