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As pointed out in [[Concepts#Site]], a site is a place where sensors are located. It is usually the size of one or more buildings, eg. an estate. Sites can and almost always contain buildings, which may have interior. Building elements in Senfi are organized into: building > block > level.
 
As pointed out in [[Concepts#Site]], a site is a place where sensors are located. It is usually the size of one or more buildings, eg. an estate. Sites can and almost always contain buildings, which may have interior. Building elements in Senfi are organized into: building > block > level.
  
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It is strongly encouraged that each level have a floorplan associated with it. This makes it easy to locate things both in 3D as well as in 2D. Associating a floorplan with a level requires '''calibration'''. This process involves selecting a few corresponding points in the 3D building and the floorplan. This only needs to be done once when adding a floorplan, or when there are changes to the floorplan or 3D model.
 
It is strongly encouraged that each level have a floorplan associated with it. This makes it easy to locate things both in 3D as well as in 2D. Associating a floorplan with a level requires '''calibration'''. This process involves selecting a few corresponding points in the 3D building and the floorplan. This only needs to be done once when adding a floorplan, or when there are changes to the floorplan or 3D model.
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Revision as of 17:11, 9 September 2019

As pointed out in Concepts#Site, a site is a place where sensors are located. It is usually the size of one or more buildings, eg. an estate. Sites can and almost always contain buildings, which may have interior. Building elements in Senfi are organized into: building > block > level.

 ...illustration...

It is strongly encouraged that each level have a floorplan associated with it. This makes it easy to locate things both in 3D as well as in 2D. Associating a floorplan with a level requires calibration. This process involves selecting a few corresponding points in the 3D building and the floorplan. This only needs to be done once when adding a floorplan, or when there are changes to the floorplan or 3D model.

 ...illustration...