What's new in ArcGIS Tracking Analyst 10
Service actions
E-mail alert service action
The new e-mail alert service action allows you to automatically send a customizable e-mail message to selected recipients when the trigger conditions of the action are met.
Data modification service action
The new data modification service action allows you to modify data values in an incoming data message using custom functions when the trigger conditions of the action are met.
Data summary service action
The new data summary service action allows you to automatically generate data summary reports for your real-time tracking data at a configurable time interval.
Triggers
Arriving trigger
This trigger allows you to execute an action when a tracked object arrives at a location represented by a polygon.
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Departing trigger
This trigger allows you to execute an action when a tracked object departs from a location represented by a polygon.
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Track Crosses trigger
This trigger allows you to execute an action when a tracked object arrives at, departs from, or appears to cross a location represented by a polygon.
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Tracking layers
New storage policy for tracking layers
Tracking Analyst has a new storage policy for tracking layers at version 10. Traditionally, data from tracking layers has been stored in memory (cached) by Tracking Analyst. The new storage policy allows tracking layers to be stored on disk (noncached). This allows Tracking Analyst to handle large datasets that are too large to be cached.
Tracking layers in ArcGIS Server
Map documents containing tracking layers can now be published to ArcGIS Server.
Integration with new ArcGIS time framework
New functionality is added to ArcGIS Desktop to support the concept of time for an entire map. The Tracking Analyst functionality will continue to exist independently of this new concept as it has in the past. However, if you choose to utilize the new ArcGIS time framework to control the time in your map document, your tracking layers will still update properly.
Learn more about temporal data management and visualization in ArcGIS