Location Tracker

Location Tracker

Create a location tracker search

To generate a location tracker visualization, use a search that returns data in the correct format.

Search syntax

Use this syntax to generate a location tracker graph.

... | table _time <latitude_field> <longitude_field> <resource_field> [icon_field]


Search components

table
Required
Use the table command to create the correct results table column order.
_time
Required
Use the timechart command in the query to generate a _time field.
<latitude_field>
Required
This field indicates geographic latitude values in the data.
<longitude_field>
Required
This field indicates geographic longitude values in the data.
<resource_field>
Required
Values in this field indicate the different resources that you are tracking.
<icon_field>
Optional
Values in this field determine map marker icons.


Search result data formatting

The location tracker search syntax returns results in a table with multiple columns. Columns represent the time, geographic coordinates, resource, color, and icon fields.

Check the Statistics tab after running a query to make sure that the results table includes the correct columns in the required order.

Results table columns

First Second Third Fourth Fifth
_time latitude longitude resource icon (optional)


Example search

Here is a search that tracks driver locations and timestamps for a taxi service.

| inputlookup locations.csv | table _time latitude longitude user

The search generates the following results table.

700 x 500px

Last modified on 27 March, 2020
Location tracker installation   Location tracker components

This documentation applies to the following versions of Location Tracker: 1.0.0, 1.1.0, 1.2.0, 1.3.0, 1.4.0, 1.5.0, 1.5.1


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