Graphs

Introduction

This section is dedicated for Graph project-parts which are created in Geoscope Desktop and have been saved & updated to Geoscope server.

Currently, the following graph types are supported in Geoscope Web :

• Time Graph
• Position Graph
• Section Graph
• XY Graph
• Distance to Face Graph

Time Graph

Time graph example

Change period

The initial period shown in Geoscope Web follows Geoscope Desktop configuration but users are allowed to change the period via two calendars Start date & End date) to get desired data series.

Besides these two calendars, several buttons are available for users to quickly select a period.

Buttons on the side of Start date option:

• First: Return the Date of the first available data for all series in Time Graph
• 1y: One year before the END date
• 6m: Six months before the END date
• 3m: Three months before the END date
• 1m: One month before the END date
• 2w: Two weeks before the END date
• 1w: One week before the END date
• 1d: One day before the END date

Buttons on the side of End date option:

• Last: Return the Date of the last available data for all series in Time Graph
• Today: Set today in calendar
  
  

Toggle limits labels

Per default, limit legends are hidden but users can click on the "toggle limits labels" button (right-top corner) to Show/Hide them.

Legends

Legends of data series are shown on the right and are clickable to Show/Hide corresponding data series.

Print/Download/Export

When clicking on the 三 button (top-right corner), a popup is shown to let users print graphs, download graphs with a desired format or export all data in an Excel file.

If choosing the last option 'Export data to XLSX', another popup is shown to let users decide to exporting an excel file containing several sheets or containing only one sheet.

If some curves are hidden in the current graph,  a second option 'Export hidden curves' will be shown in this popup. Users can choose to export data of hidden curves or not via this option.

Journals

Journals can be displayed on Time Graphs if they have been attached to the Mesure Points (entities) presented in the Time Graph via Geoscope Desktop.

Two types of journals can be displayed:

• Period (Two vertical lines are displayed when doing a mouse-over a journal)
• Instantaneous (One vertical line is displayed when doing a mouse-over a journal)

Limits

Limits displayed on Geoscope Web have the same color as in Geoscop Desktop. They are displayed in step (stairs) mode.

Select/Unselect all curves

By clicking the icon above the legends of curves, users can show/hide all curves in this graph.

Marks

If option 'marks' is configured in Shell, the marks will be displayed in web client.

Marks in time graph

Display graph details

On bottom-left corner, a switch button "Display graph details" is set to Activate/Deactivate the display of point information popup when mouse hover on graphs.

Zero origin mode

If a graph is configured as Zero origin mode in Shell, web client will also shown it in zero origin mode with a subtitle 'Zero origin mode'. 

In time graph, the zero origin mode is applied in each curve: Panning vertically each curve to make its first point being located at ordinate zero origin. 

Time graph with zero origin mode

Display Data Grid / Plot XY Graph

From top menu, users can:

• Choose a data serie to display its data grid
• Choose a serie as reference serie to plot a XY Graph (this function is available for a Time-Graph containing at least two data series)
  
  

For this type of XY Graph, a "Filters" button is available on the top-left corner. After clicking on it, a filter popup is displayed.

Filter popup

This filter popup allows users to filter data via:

• Desired day (from Monday to Sunday)
• Desired hour periods: Day period (7:00 - 22:00) and/or Night period (22:00 - 7:00)

Position Graph (Section Graph)

Position graph example

Graph display configuration

Users are allowed to change the display mode of graph via buttons on the bottom-right corner:

• Transpose
• Invert X axis
• Invert Y axis
• Linear mode
• Histogram mode

Limits

The limits displayed on Geoscope Web have the same color as on Geoscope Desktop. They are displayed in line mode.

Limits displayed example

Zero origin mode

If a graph is configured as Zero origin mode in Shell, web client will also shown it in zero origin mode with a subtitle 'Zero origin mode'. 

In position graph, the last curve is taken as reference. The ordinate value of each point in reference curve is set to zero, and the other curves keep their relative position with the reference curve.

Position graph in zero origin mode

XY Graph (Distance to face Graph)

XY Graph example

In the tooltip of XYGraph, three values are displayed: 

1. DateTime of the point
2. X value of the point
3. Y value of the point