Searching for cameras of interest

To help you find the most relevant footage for an incident, you can search for camera devices and community participants that exist nearby the location of an incident.

1. Click Registry ().
2. Click View map.

   

3. In the location box, enter a location name and select the correct location from the results list.

   

4. (Optional) From the search bar, you can filter for cameras, vehicles, and participants.
5. In the search box, enter camera information and click Search ().
   Camera name, camera ID (original device ID from client), or a Clearance camera ID.
6. (Optional) Click Location () to center the map on your current browser location.
7. (Optional) Filter for cameras, participants, vehicles, or all three.
8. Adjust the Map view results by dragging the map location or using the zoom controls.
9. Click More Filters to expand the search menu.
   1. Click Date and time and enter a specific date range that relates to the incident that you are investigating.
      Using the Date and time search helps you find cameras with archived footage that relates to the specified period of the incident being investigated.

      

   2. Click Device status and choose to display online devices, offline devices, or both.
10. Click the camera icons () to check cameras found using the search criteria. Click a thumbnail from the list to check the content relevance.
    Tip:

    Click View details and check the description, location, how long the video is stored for, owner information, timezone, and the camera IDs to verify if the video is of interest.
11. (Optional) To find a specific location on the map, click Enter location ().
12. To select multiple cameras from the map:
    • Click Rectangle selection () and select multiple cameras on the map using a rectangle shape.
    • Click Polygon selection () and select multiple cameras on the map using a polygon shape. Drawing a polygon is useful when selecting cameras that are dispersed across a random area.

1. Click Registry ().
2. Click List view ().

   

3. (Optional) If you know the group the relevant cameras are included in, select it from the group list.

   

4. (Optional) From the search bar, you can filter for cameras, vehicles, and participants.
5. In the search box, enter camera information and click Search ().
   For example, camera name, camera ID, or description.
6. Click More Filters to expand the search menu.
7. Click Date and time and enter a specific date range that relates to the incident that you are investigating.
   Using the Date and time search helps you find cameras with archived footage that relates to the specified period of the incident being investigated.
8. Click the camera thumbnails to check for possible cameras of interest.
   Tip:

   • Click one or more thumbnails to see the video details and check the description, location, how long the video is stored for, owner information, timezone, and the camera IDs to verify if the video is of interest.
   • Click the thumbnail of a vehicle to review the field of view of each of its associated cameras.