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Review events

After a search for events is complete, the results are shown on the Events screen as an array of cards representing each its own event.

Events screen showing an array of event cards with filters for People, Vehicles, and other criteria

Event card

On the Event screen, a card represents each event.

Event card showing a thumbnail snapshot of a vehicle with a License plate is missing tag
Event card showing the full frame snapshot of the same vehicle event on a street

Click in the three-dot menu on the card:

  • Download snapshot — to save the snapshot to an external file stored locally.
  • Camera settings — to open the video analytics settings on the spotting camera.
    Blocked video analytics settings mean that the assigned role within the system does not allow editing these settings, only viewing.
  • Copy link — to copy to the clipboard a “short” link to the event playback in the media player, e.g. as: https://platform.com/short/3Gfgd7y
  • Route — to build the route of the person or vehicle (if applicable).
  • Other optional commands, if any, depending on what kind of an event it is.

Event details

Click anywhere on the event snapshot (1) — the event details sidebar opens on the right. The content of information on this sidebar differs for events of different types; however, it always includes:

  • Event name and snapshot.
  • Location on the map.
  • Event tags and more (vehicle type, estimated age of a person, etc.).
Event details sidebar for a Motion alarm event showing the camera snapshot, priority, and location on the map

Track a person or vehicle on the map

To track a person/vehicle on the map means to build the route of the target on the map as seen on IREX cameras in chronological order. To do so, click the Route in the three-dot menu Three-dot menu icon on the Events screen, as shown.

Event card three-dot menu open showing the Route command below Search Photo and Download Snapshot

The program will then show the target route on the map:

Target route shown on the map as a directed broken line connecting numbered waypoints from Start to Finish

The route doesn't show the true trajectory of the target; it is just a directed broken line connecting the target waypoints in chronological order. Encirled numbers (e.g., “11”, “3”, etc.) show the number of events captured at a waypoint.

If the target entered a building, in which it was also captured on IREX cameras, click as shown to select an available floor plan ...

Buildings found panel listing available floor plans for a building

... to view the route of the target on it.

Route on plan view showing numbered waypoints from Start to Finish overlaid on a building floor plan

Estimate spoofing probability

The AI of the IREX Platform can estimate the spoofing probability for a face spotted on a camera to display the value among other details on the event detail sidebar.

Person found in the database event detail showing a Face Spoofing Probability of 66% alongside the similarity score

A search can also run based on a spoofing probability estimate.