This window allows you to view and manage registered people. Clicking on the Add Face button at the top of the window allows you to use saved image files (e.g. photos) to register people, while clicking on the Export button allows you to export the selected faces to image files.
The Regroup button allows you to tell SAFR that two different listings in the Identity Database are actually the same person, and they should be merged together. Merging two separate listings together greatly improve, as that particular person will have two reference images that the SAFR system will be able to use to better identify him or her.
Conversely, the Regroup button can be used to separate an Identity Database listing that had been previously erroneously merged from two separate listings.
You can choose which people are listed in the bottom half of the window by specifying any of the following filters:
Person Types
.Id Classes
(i.e. their threat level).Home locations
.All the people in the Identity Database that match your specified filters will be listed in the bottom half of the window. Any people that have an Id Class
of “Threat” will be outlined in red, while any people with an Id Class
of “Concern” will be outlined in yellow.
All listed people will display the reference image for that person in the Identity Directory, (if available) information about the event, and an image from the event along the right (if available).
You can sort the people based on the following criteria:
Some of the identity attributes are exposed in the default view of the Person Window, but if you double click on people’s faces, you can view and configure all the identity attributes. Note that most of their identity attributes will be empty until manually enter the information.
Person Type
. Person Types
are groupings that you define to differentiate the people registered in your Identity Database. (e.g. “student”, “teacher”, and “staff”)Note: When you double click on a person, there will be a View person activity button just below their face if they have been active recently.