Traffic Designer

Traffic Designer builds transit and movement-analysis projects from multiple processed locations. It combines ALPR results in one project workspace and runs aggregation to produce movement-oriented results.

When to use it

Use Traffic Designer after processing measurement locations when you need to:

• analyze movements between several points,
• prepare transit-oriented summaries,
• build one combined output from multiple locations,
• organize a cross-location ALPR analysis.

Page 2: Project configuration

• Project name: Enter the name used for the project directory.
• Project directory: By default, this is based on the path of the most recent location.
• Location selection: Select locations in the table.

Click Next on the final page to confirm and begin processing.

What happens after confirmation

1. The application creates projectLocation/projectName.
2. Current media playback stops.
3. The current configuration is saved.
4. Aggregation begins with the selected locations.

If no locations are available or the dialog is cancelled, the workflow ends without making changes.

Output

Traffic Designer generates project output in the selected directory. The exact results depend on the source data and aggregation scope, but all artifacts are grouped in the created project directory.

Practical tips

• Process the ALPR locations first, then run Traffic Designer aggregation.