Search & Filtering

Gaard indexes every classification so you can slice results by site, camera, risk, label, and video properties. This guide covers the filter builder and the histogram in the review workspace.

The filter builder

The filter bar sits in the action bar of the review workspace, next to the flow switcher and date selector. It builds a query as a row of editable tokens: each token is a facet, an operator, and one or more values.

1. Select the bar (placeholder Filter alarms…) to open the facet list.

2. Pick a facet: or start typing its name to narrow the list. You can also type facet:value directly, for example risk:intrusion.

3. Choose an operator and value. Multi-value facets like Risk and Label let you select several values at once.

4. Add more tokens the same way. Tokens combine to narrow results. Remove a token with its ✕, or clear everything with the ✕ at the end of the bar.

Type-ahead is keyboard-first: arrow keys move through the list, Enter or Tab confirms the highlighted facet, and Backspace on an empty bar re-opens the last token to edit it. Text that does not match a facet becomes a free-text search.

Available facets

Facet	Filters on	Operators
Site	The site a clip came from	is / is not
Camera	A camera within the selected site	is / is not
Risk	safe, danger, or intrusion	is / is not / in / not in
Label	Labels attached to results	is / is not / in / not in
Video	Text match on the video name	contains
Classify Time	How long classification took	≥ / ≤ / = / ≠
Video duration	Length of the source clip	≥ / ≤ / = / ≠
Resolution	Source resolution (e.g. 1920x1080)	is
FPS	Source frame rate	≥ / ≤ / = / ≠
Frames	Source frame count	≥ / ≤ / = / ≠
Has zones	Whether an exclusion zone was applied	is
Has error	Whether classification errored	is

Note

Camera becomes available only once a Site is set, and its options are scoped to that site: camera identifiers repeat across sites, so choosing the site first is what makes the camera list meaningful. Removing the Site also clears the Camera.

Reading the histogram

Above the grid, the histogram shows alarm counts over time, bucketed by risk level. It reflects the same filters as the grid, so as you add tokens the distribution updates with them.

The histogram always spans the full selected time range. Brushing a range of bars zooms the grid into that window without changing the chart: a quick way to drill into a spike and then step back out. Use the date selector in the action bar to change the overall range.

Reusing a filter

The time range you select is reflected in the page address, so you can bookmark or share a filtered time window. Drill-down links elsewhere in the app (for example a site or camera on the dashboard) open the workspace with the matching filter already applied.

Note

The filter tokens themselves are scoped to your current session in the workspace and reset when you leave it. Rebuild a frequent filter from the facet list, or reach it through a drill-down link.

Next steps

Reviewing Classifications Work through the filtered results in the workspace.

Exporting Data Export the results your filter returns.