Together let's review feeds.

Hover over Situational Awareness and click on Visual Command Center.

In this training we will review:

Alerts.

Assets.

Risk Events.

and the Context feed.

Click the checkbox and enable Assets.

And see that any assets that are geo-coded and within view on the map will appear.

Assets are the people and places that you care about and want to monitor.

I am going to deselect contacts so that I only visualize buildings on the map.

I am zooming in on a building for a closer view. Let's enable risk events and overlay them on our asset.

Open the risk event drop down.

And enable the RIMC Powered by NC4 option.

See that the map now displays the related risk events.

Let's reduce some of the noise on the map by de-selecting risk event categories.

For this example, I will keep HAZMAT/fire as the only category that I would like to visualize.

Now, let's review the details of a risk event. Hover over a risk event.

And click.

In the bottom panel we can see the risk event's full details.

Now that we've reviewed risk events and assets, let's review alerts.

Alerts occur when a risk event intersects with one of your assets. More specifically, the Risk Event's severity, source, and proximity to your asset reaches a preconfigured threshold that is configured in your settings.

Let's click on an alert.

See that the bottom panel will show you how many people or places are in the vicinity of the alert.

We can click on Buildings.

And see which particular building is in the vicinity of the alert. Now that we know this alert is impacting our New York Office, let's take a closer look by using the context feed.

Let's zoom in on the alert.

And open the Context feed dropdown.

Now, we will enable traffic conditions so we can see which streets are experiencing congestion.

Let's take an even closer look by zooming in more.

And also enabling traffic cameras.

By hovering over the traffic camera icon we can see the current traffic on the street.

Now you know how to review feeds.