Spatial analytics for distributed assets
The system combines an interactive 3D map, asset models and operational metrics. Users move from the overall state of a territory to a zone, an individual asset and its related data.
- Status
- Launched
aircode’s role
aircode was responsible for the 3D scene, visual system, interface, animation, model optimization and data integration.
Context
When metrics depend on location, routes and asset distribution, a flat map and separate charts are not enough. Data needs to sit inside the space so the cause and location of change are understood together.
The task
- build an interactive 3D map of a distributed system
- connect metrics to territories and assets
- make transitions between scales legible
- show analytics without losing spatial context
- keep the scene performant in a web interface
Solution
A controllable spatial scene sits at the core of the interface. The camera guides users across system levels, while analytical elements appear in the context of a selected zone or asset.
Data does not cover the map; it extends it, helping users understand where change is happening, which assets are affected and where to go next.
Visual system
Numbers are connected to geography, assets and visual scene states. Users see not only the value of a metric but also its position within the system.
3D production
The level of detail keeps key assets recognizable up close while preserving performance across the overall scene.
- an overview of the distributed system
- detailed models of key assets
- web optimization of models
- transitions across levels of scale
Outcome
The result is one 3D environment for monitoring distributed assets, where space becomes part of the analytical interface rather than a decorative backdrop.