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2) The GIS Map view shall offer a Legend, which shall enable the user control over the displayed layers on
the map. Each data type, such as Controllers, Events, Congestion, Switches, Cameras, CMS signs, Bus
Routes, Light Rail, Fire Stations, etc, shall be displayed as a distinct layer on the map. Layers that
represent devices that dynamically change status such as Controllers and Congestion shall be updated in
real time as per the scheduled ATMS system programming. The real-time condition of each object on the
map shall be color-coded according to the Legend.
3) The ATMS shall provide for direct integration to third-party software interfaces such as Cisco, Traficon
Video Detection, Actelis Networks, Core-Tech, and Industrial Video & Control. These interfaces shall be
accessed directly through their respective layer on the GIS Map interface. Selection of the device icon
shall launch the products’ distinct software program without interruption to the ATMS operation.
4) The ATMS software shall provide a Microsoft “Tool Tip” window when placing the cursor on a specific
object. This window shall provide vital object information such as status and location. For the Traficon
Camera interface, the “Tool Tip” shall initiate a request for video feed, and display a full-streaming
camera image within the window instead of numerical status.
5) The GIS Map control shall be offered from a GIS toolbar for the following functions:
a) Information – Selecting this function will provide real-time information of the active layer using a
“Hover Balloon”, by placing the mouse over the desired map object. The hover balloon displays realtime status for any of the active layers on the GIS map, including Controllers, Congestion, Cameras,
CMS signs, Switches, etc.
b) Select – Selecting this function enables the user to “Wrap-Around” the desired object or group of
objects to launch control. When this is used to select Controllers, the user can “Right-Click” to open a
small Action pane window on the GIS map.
c) Zoom-In – Selecting this function will allow the user to click on a point on the map and wrap around a
desired area to zoom.
d) Zoom-Out – After selecting this, clicking once on the map will zoom out 1 measure of extent.
e) Pan – This enables the user to “grab” the map and slide it in any direction.
f) Full Extent – By clicking this icon, the GIS map will zoom out to the fullest extent.
g) Marker – The user can place a marker anywhere on the map to calculate distances to nearest system
components.
h) Event – This shall enables the user to select an exact point on the GIS map, create an Accident,
Construction Zone, or Slow Zone, and place it directly on the GIS map in real-time or can be
scheduled for activation at a future date. This action shall add the newly-created Event to the
“Events” layer on the GIS map at the programmed activation time. At the time of creating this Event,
the user can program the ATMS for date and time of Event activation, and de-activation, which
includes placing and removing the Event icon on the GIS map. The Event shall also have the ability
to be indefinite, requiring manual removal.
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Create GIS Preset – This function shall enable the user to create any number of preset views on the
GIS mapping system, with the full zoom value reached within one action. The GIS preset shall allow
for the view to be specific to a creator or all system users.
ATMS Software Functional Specification – September 2011
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