Adding a KPI

Integer type.

It contains the time forecast interval, which is expressed in seconds.

The possible values are:

• 900
• 1800
• 2700
• 3600

String type.

It describes how the KPI is calculated according to a specific template.

Two are the possible values:

• TRIGGERED: the KPI instance is calculated according to the data coming from the provider.
• SCHEDULED: the KPI instance is calculated according to a schedule, independently of any providers.

Integer type.

It contains the scheduling interval expressed in seconds.

This parameter is meaningful only if:

Computation type=SCHEDULED

String type.

To understand if the current KPI value is better than the previous value, it is important to state if it is increasing (the higher value is better) or decreasing (the lower value is better).

Possible values:

• INCREASING: the computed value is better if it is high.
• DECREASING: the computed value is better if it is low.

It identifies the limits of the KPI value, which is based on two integer values:

<min> and <max>.

If you set:

• <min>><max>, then <min>=<max>.
• <max><<min>, then <max>=<min>.

Thresholds based on two real values:

<min_value> and <max_value>.

They must fall within the Range and are used by the GUI to show the KPI quality.

The two values are used to define three regions and each region is colored according to its "quality".

<min_value> and <max_value> are set in two distinct ways:

• Directly by the back-end.

• Estimated according to Range<min> and Range<max>

  • If Range<min> and Range<max> are available in the range, the threshold range is set with

    1. <min_value>=Range<min>+25% of range interval
    2. <max_value>=Range<min>+75% of range interval

  • If only Range<min> is available, the threshold range is set with

    1. <min_value>=Range<min>+25
    2. <max_value>=Range<min>+75

Using the GUI, if you set:

• <min_value>><max_value>, then <min_value>=<max_value>.
• <max_value><<min_value>, then <max_value>=<min_value>.
• <min_value><Range<min>, then <min_value>=Range<min>.
• <max_value>>Range<max>, then <max_value>=Range<max>.

Integer type.

It contains the time forecast interval, which is expressed in seconds.

The possible values are:

• 900
• 1800
• 2700
• 3600

String type.

It describes how the KPI is calculated according to a specific template.

Two are the possible values:

• TRIGGERED: the KPI instance is calculated according to the data coming from the provider.
• SCHEDULED: the KPI instance is calculated according to a schedule, independently of any providers.

Integer type.

It contains the scheduling interval expressed in seconds.

This parameter is meaningful only if:

Computation type=SCHEDULED

String type.

To understand if the current KPI value is better than the previous value, it is important to state if it is increasing (the higher value is better) or decreasing (the lower value is better).

Possible values:

• INCREASING: the computed value is better if it is high.
• DECREASING: the computed value is better if it is low.

It identifies the limits of the KPI value, which is based on two integer values:

<min> and <max>.

If you set:

• <min>><max>, then <min>=<max>.
• <max><<min>, then <max>=<min>.

Thresholds based on two real values:

<min_value> and <max_value>.

They must fall within the Range and are used by the GUI to show the KPI quality.

The two values are used to define three regions and each region is colored according to its "quality".

<min_value> and <max_value> are set in two distinct ways:

• Directly by the back-end.

• Estimated according to Range<min> and Range<max>

  • If Range<min> and Range<max> are available in the range, the threshold range is set with

    1. <min_value>=Range<min>+25% of range interval
    2. <max_value>=Range<min>+75% of range interval

  • If only Range<min> is available, the threshold range is set with

    1. <min_value>=Range<min>+25
    2. <max_value>=Range<min>+75

Using the GUI, if you set:

• <min_value>><max_value>, then <min_value>=<max_value>.
• <max_value><<min_value>, then <max_value>=<min_value>.
• <min_value><Range<min>, then <min_value>=Range<min>.
• <max_value>>Range<max>, then <max_value>=Range<max>.

Integer type.

It contains the time forecast interval, which is expressed in seconds.

The possible values are:

• 900
• 1800
• 2700
• 3600

String type.

It describes how the KPI is calculated according to a specific template.

Two are the possible values:

• TRIGGERED: the KPI instance is calculated according to the data coming from the provider.
• SCHEDULED: the KPI instance is calculated according to a schedule, independently of any providers.

Integer type.

It contains the scheduling interval expressed in seconds.

This parameter is meaningful only if:

Computation type=SCHEDULED

String type.

To understand if the current KPI value is better than the previous value, it is important to state if it is increasing (the higher value is better) or decreasing (the lower value is better).

Possible values:

• INCREASING: the computed value is better if it is high.
• DECREASING: the computed value is better if it is low.

It identifies the limits of the KPI value, which is based on two integer values:

<min> and <max>.

If you set:

• <min>><max>, then <min>=<max>.
• <max><<min>, then <max>=<min>.

Thresholds based on two real values:

<min_value> and <max_value>.

They must fall within the Range and are used by the GUI to show the KPI quality.

The two values are used to define three regions and each region is colored according to its "quality".

<min_value> and <max_value> are set in two distinct ways:

• Directly by the back-end.

• Estimated according to Range<min> and Range<max>

  • If Range<min> and Range<max> are available in the range, the threshold range is set with

    1. <min_value>=Range<min>+25% of range interval
    2. <max_value>=Range<min>+75% of range interval

  • If only Range<min> is available, the threshold range is set with

    1. <min_value>=Range<min>+25
    2. <max_value>=Range<min>+75

Using the GUI, if you set:

• <min_value>><max_value>, then <min_value>=<max_value>.
• <max_value><<min_value>, then <max_value>=<min_value>.
• <min_value><Range<min>, then <min_value>=Range<min>.
• <max_value>>Range<max>, then <max_value>=Range<max>.

Integer type.

It contains the time interval, which is expressed in minutes and formatted as hh:mm:ss.

The harmonized values (speed or flow) are the values with the starting instant of validity falling into interval.

The possible values are:

• 00:05:00
• 00:10:00
• 00:15:00
• 00:30:00
• 00:45:00
• 01:00:00

Example:

"dynamicAttributes": [
    {
        "code": "interval",
        "value": "00:15:00"
    }]

String type.

It describes how the KPI is calculated according to a specific template.

Two are the possible values:

• TRIGGERED: the KPI instance is calculated according to the data coming from the provider.
• SCHEDULED: the KPI instance is calculated according to a schedule, independently of any providers.

Integer type.

It contains the scheduling interval expressed in seconds.

This parameter is meaningful only if:

Computation type=SCHEDULED

String type.

To understand if the current KPI value is better than the previous value, it is important to state if it is increasing (the higher value is better) or decreasing (the lower value is better).

Possible values:

• INCREASING: the computed value is better if it is high.
• DECREASING: the computed value is better if it is low.

It identifies the limits of the KPI value, which is based on two integer values:

<min> and <max>.

If you set:

• <min>><max>, then <min>=<max>.
• <max><<min>, then <max>=<min>.

Thresholds based on two real values:

<min_value> and <max_value>.

They must fall within the Range and are used by the GUI to show the KPI quality.

The two values are used to define three regions and each region is colored according to its "quality".

<min_value> and <max_value> are set in two distinct ways:

• Directly by the back-end.

• Estimated according to Range<min> and Range<max>

  • If Range<min> and Range<max> are available in the range, the threshold range is set with

    1. <min_value>=Range<min>+25% of range interval
    2. <max_value>=Range<min>+75% of range interval

  • If only Range<min> is available, the threshold range is set with

    1. <min_value>=Range<min>+25
    2. <max_value>=Range<min>+75

Using the GUI, if you set:

• <min_value>><max_value>, then <min_value>=<max_value>.
• <max_value><<min_value>, then <max_value>=<min_value>.
• <min_value><Range<min>, then <min_value>=Range<min>.
• <max_value>>Range<max>, then <max_value>=Range<max>.

Integer type.

It contains the time interval, which is expressed in minutes and formatted as hh:mm:ss.

The harmonized values (speed or flow) are the values with the starting instant of validity falling into interval.

The possible values are:

• 00:05:00
• 00:10:00
• 00:15:00
• 00:30:00
• 00:45:00
• 01:00:00

Example:

"dynamicAttributes": [
    {
        "code": "interval",
        "value": "00:15:00"
    }]

String type.

It describes how the KPI is calculated according to a specific template.

Two are the possible values:

• TRIGGERED: the KPI instance is calculated according to the data coming from the provider.
• SCHEDULED: the KPI instance is calculated according to a schedule, independently of any providers.

Integer type.

It contains the scheduling interval expressed in seconds.

This parameter is meaningful only if:

Computation type=SCHEDULED

String type.

To understand if the current KPI value is better than the previous value, it is important to state if it is increasing (the higher value is better) or decreasing (the lower value is better).

Possible values:

• INCREASING: the computed value is better if it is high.
• DECREASING: the computed value is better if it is low.

It identifies the limits of the KPI value, which is based on two integer values:

<min> and <max>.

If you set:

• <min>><max>, then <min>=<max>.
• <max><<min>, then <max>=<min>.

Thresholds based on two real values:

<min_value> and <max_value>.

They must fall within the Range and are used by the GUI to show the KPI quality.

The two values are used to define three regions and each region is colored according to its "quality".

<min_value> and <max_value> are set in two distinct ways:

• Directly by the back-end.

• Estimated according to Range<min> and Range<max>

  • If Range<min> and Range<max> are available in the range, the threshold range is set with

    1. <min_value>=Range<min>+25% of range interval
    2. <max_value>=Range<min>+75% of range interval

  • If only Range<min> is available, the threshold range is set with

    1. <min_value>=Range<min>+25
    2. <max_value>=Range<min>+75

Using the GUI, if you set:

• <min_value>><max_value>, then <min_value>=<max_value>.
• <max_value><<min_value>, then <max_value>=<min_value>.
• <min_value><Range<min>, then <min_value>=Range<min>.
• <max_value>>Range<max>, then <max_value>=Range<max>.

String type.

It describes how the KPI is calculated according to a specific template.

Two are the possible values:

• TRIGGERED: the KPI instance is calculated according to the data coming from the provider.
• SCHEDULED: the KPI instance is calculated according to a schedule, independently of any providers.

Integer type.

It contains the scheduling interval expressed in seconds.

This parameter is meaningful only if:

Computation type=SCHEDULED

String type.

To understand if the current KPI value is better than the previous value, it is important to state if it is increasing (the higher value is better) or decreasing (the lower value is better).

Possible values:

• INCREASING: the computed value is better if it is high.
• DECREASING: the computed value is better if it is low.

It identifies the limits of the KPI value, which is based on two integer values:

<min> and <max>.

If you set:

• <min>><max>, then <min>=<max>.
• <max><<min>, then <max>=<min>.

Thresholds based on two real values:

<min_value> and <max_value>.

They must fall within the Range and are used by the GUI to show the KPI quality.

The two values are used to define three regions and each region is colored according to its "quality".

<min_value> and <max_value> are set in two distinct ways:

• Directly by the back-end.

• Estimated according to Range<min> and Range<max>

  • If Range<min> and Range<max> are available in the range, the threshold range is set with

    1. <min_value>=Range<min>+25% of range interval
    2. <max_value>=Range<min>+75% of range interval

  • If only Range<min> is available, the threshold range is set with

    1. <min_value>=Range<min>+25
    2. <max_value>=Range<min>+75

Using the GUI, if you set:

• <min_value>><max_value>, then <min_value>=<max_value>.
• <max_value><<min_value>, then <max_value>=<min_value>.
• <min_value><Range<min>, then <min_value>=Range<min>.
• <max_value>>Range<max>, then <max_value>=Range<max>.

String type.

It describes how the KPI is calculated according to a specific template.

Two are the possible values:

• TRIGGERED: the KPI instance is calculated according to the data coming from the provider.
• SCHEDULED: the KPI instance is calculated according to a schedule, independently of any providers.

Integer type.

It contains the scheduling interval expressed in seconds.

This parameter is meaningful only if:

Computation type=SCHEDULED

String type.

To understand if the current KPI value is better than the previous value, it is important to state if it is increasing (the higher value is better) or decreasing (the lower value is better).

Possible values:

• INCREASING: the computed value is better if it is high.
• DECREASING: the computed value is better if it is low.

It identifies the limits of the KPI value, which is based on two integer values:

<min> and <max>.

If you set:

• <min>><max>, then <min>=<max>.
• <max><<min>, then <max>=<min>.

Thresholds based on two real values:

<min_value> and <max_value>.

They must fall within the Range and are used by the GUI to show the KPI quality.

The two values are used to define three regions and each region is colored according to its "quality".

<min_value> and <max_value> are set in two distinct ways:

• Directly by the back-end.

• Estimated according to Range<min> and Range<max>

  • If Range<min> and Range<max> are available in the range, the threshold range is set with

    1. <min_value>=Range<min>+25% of range interval
    2. <max_value>=Range<min>+75% of range interval

  • If only Range<min> is available, the threshold range is set with

    1. <min_value>=Range<min>+25
    2. <max_value>=Range<min>+75

Using the GUI, if you set:

• <min_value>><max_value>, then <min_value>=<max_value>.
• <max_value><<min_value>, then <max_value>=<min_value>.
• <min_value><Range<min>, then <min_value>=Range<min>.
• <max_value>>Range<max>, then <max_value>=Range<max>.

String type.

It describes how the KPI is calculated according to a specific template.

Two are the possible values:

• TRIGGERED: the KPI instance is calculated according to the data coming from the provider.
• SCHEDULED: the KPI instance is calculated according to a schedule, independently of any providers.

Integer type.

It contains the scheduling interval expressed in seconds.

This parameter is meaningful only if:

Computation type=SCHEDULED

String type.

To understand if the current KPI value is better than the previous value, it is important to state if it is increasing (the higher value is better) or decreasing (the lower value is better).

Possible values:

• INCREASING: the computed value is better if it is high.
• DECREASING: the computed value is better if it is low.

It identifies the limits of the KPI value, which is based on two integer values:

<min> and <max>.

If you set:

• <min>><max>, then <min>=<max>.
• <max><<min>, then <max>=<min>.

Thresholds based on two real values:

<min_value> and <max_value>.

They must fall within the Range and are used by the GUI to show the KPI quality.

The two values are used to define three regions and each region is colored according to its "quality".

<min_value> and <max_value> are set in two distinct ways:

• Directly by the back-end.

• Estimated according to Range<min> and Range<max>

  • If Range<min> and Range<max> are available in the range, the threshold range is set with

    1. <min_value>=Range<min>+25% of range interval
    2. <max_value>=Range<min>+75% of range interval

  • If only Range<min> is available, the threshold range is set with

    1. <min_value>=Range<min>+25
    2. <max_value>=Range<min>+75

Using the GUI, if you set:

• <min_value>><max_value>, then <min_value>=<max_value>.
• <max_value><<min_value>, then <max_value>=<min_value>.
• <min_value><Range<min>, then <min_value>=Range<min>.
• <max_value>>Range<max>, then <max_value>=Range<max>.

Integer type.

It contains the time interval, which is expressed in minutes and formatted as hh:mm:ss.

The harmonized values (speed or flow) are the values with the starting instant of validity falling into interval.

The possible values are:

• 00:05:00
• 00:10:00
• 00:15:00
• 00:30:00
• 00:45:00
• 01:00:00

Example:

"dynamicAttributes": [
    {
        "code": "interval",
        "value": "00:15:00"
    }]

String type.

It describes how the KPI is calculated according to a specific template.

Two are the possible values:

• TRIGGERED: the KPI instance is calculated according to the data coming from the provider.
• SCHEDULED: the KPI instance is calculated according to a schedule, independently of any providers.

Integer type.

It contains the scheduling interval expressed in seconds.

This parameter is meaningful only if:

Computation type=SCHEDULED

String type.

To understand if the current KPI value is better than the previous value, it is important to state if it is increasing (the higher value is better) or decreasing (the lower value is better).

Possible values:

• INCREASING: the computed value is better if it is high.
• DECREASING: the computed value is better if it is low.

It identifies the limits of the KPI value, which is based on two integer values:

<min> and <max>.

If you set:

• <min>><max>, then <min>=<max>.
• <max><<min>, then <max>=<min>.

Thresholds based on two real values:

<min_value> and <max_value>.

They must fall within the Range and are used by the GUI to show the KPI quality.

The two values are used to define three regions and each region is colored according to its "quality".

<min_value> and <max_value> are set in two distinct ways:

• Directly by the back-end.

• Estimated according to Range<min> and Range<max>

  • If Range<min> and Range<max> are available in the range, the threshold range is set with

    1. <min_value>=Range<min>+25% of range interval
    2. <max_value>=Range<min>+75% of range interval

  • If only Range<min> is available, the threshold range is set with

    1. <min_value>=Range<min>+25
    2. <max_value>=Range<min>+75

Using the GUI, if you set:

• <min_value>><max_value>, then <min_value>=<max_value>.
• <max_value><<min_value>, then <max_value>=<min_value>.
• <min_value><Range<min>, then <min_value>=Range<min>.
• <max_value>>Range<max>, then <max_value>=Range<max>.

Integer type.

It contains the time interval, which is expressed in minutes and formatted as hh:mm:ss.

The harmonized values (speed or flow) are the values with the starting instant of validity falling into interval.

The possible values are:

• 00:05:00
• 00:10:00
• 00:15:00
• 00:30:00
• 00:45:00
• 01:00:00

Example:

"dynamicAttributes": [
    {
        "code": "interval",
        "value": "00:15:00"
    }]

String type.

It describes how the KPI is calculated according to a specific template.

Two are the possible values:

• TRIGGERED: the KPI instance is calculated according to the data coming from the provider.
• SCHEDULED: the KPI instance is calculated according to a schedule, independently of any providers.

Integer type.

It contains the scheduling interval expressed in seconds.

This parameter is meaningful only if:

Computation type=SCHEDULED

String type.

To understand if the current KPI value is better than the previous value, it is important to state if it is increasing (the higher value is better) or decreasing (the lower value is better).

Possible values:

• INCREASING: the computed value is better if it is high.
• DECREASING: the computed value is better if it is low.

It identifies the limits of the KPI value, which is based on two integer values:

<min> and <max>.

If you set:

• <min>><max>, then <min>=<max>.
• <max><<min>, then <max>=<min>.

Thresholds based on two real values:

<min_value> and <max_value>.

They must fall within the Range and are used by the GUI to show the KPI quality.

The two values are used to define three regions and each region is colored according to its "quality".

<min_value> and <max_value> are set in two distinct ways:

• Directly by the back-end.

• Estimated according to Range<min> and Range<max>

  • If Range<min> and Range<max> are available in the range, the threshold range is set with

    1. <min_value>=Range<min>+25% of range interval
    2. <max_value>=Range<min>+75% of range interval

  • If only Range<min> is available, the threshold range is set with

    1. <min_value>=Range<min>+25
    2. <max_value>=Range<min>+75

Using the GUI, if you set:

• <min_value>><max_value>, then <min_value>=<max_value>.
• <max_value><<min_value>, then <max_value>=<min_value>.
• <min_value><Range<min>, then <min_value>=Range<min>.
• <max_value>>Range<max>, then <max_value>=Range<max>.

Integer type.

It contains the forecast interval, expressed in seconds.

The possible values are:

• 0 (equivalent to the current forecast)
• 900 (15 minutes).
• 1800 (30 minutes).
• 2700 (45 minutes).
• 3600 (60 minutes).

Example:

"dynamicAttributes": [
    {
        "code": "fore",
        "value": "1800"
    }]

String type.

It describes how the KPI is calculated according to a specific template.

Two are the possible values:

• TRIGGERED: the KPI instance is calculated according to the data coming from the provider.
• SCHEDULED: the KPI instance is calculated according to a schedule, independently of any providers.

Integer type.

It contains the scheduling interval expressed in seconds.

This parameter is meaningful only if:

Computation type=SCHEDULED

String type.

To understand if the current KPI value is better than the previous value, it is important to state if it is increasing (the higher value is better) or decreasing (the lower value is better).

Possible values:

• INCREASING: the computed value is better if it is high.
• DECREASING: the computed value is better if it is low.

It identifies the limits of the KPI value, which is based on two integer values:

<min> and <max>.

If you set:

• <min>><max>, then <min>=<max>.
• <max><<min>, then <max>=<min>.

Thresholds based on two real values:

<min_value> and <max_value>.

They must fall within the Range and are used by the GUI to show the KPI quality.

The two values are used to define three regions and each region is colored according to its "quality".

<min_value> and <max_value> are set in two distinct ways:

• Directly by the back-end.

• Estimated according to Range<min> and Range<max>

  • If Range<min> and Range<max> are available in the range, the threshold range is set with

    1. <min_value>=Range<min>+25% of range interval
    2. <max_value>=Range<min>+75% of range interval

  • If only Range<min> is available, the threshold range is set with

    1. <min_value>=Range<min>+25
    2. <max_value>=Range<min>+75

Using the GUI, if you set:

• <min_value>><max_value>, then <min_value>=<max_value>.
• <max_value><<min_value>, then <max_value>=<min_value>.
• <min_value><Range<min>, then <min_value>=Range<min>.
• <max_value>>Range<max>, then <max_value>=Range<max>.

Integer type.

It contains the forecast interval, expressed in seconds.

The possible values are:

• 0 (equivalent to the current forecast)
• 900 (15 minutes).
• 1800 (30 minutes).
• 2700 (45 minutes).
• 3600 (60 minutes).

Example:

"dynamicAttributes": [
    {
        "code": "fore",
        "value": "1800"
    }]

String type.

It describes how the KPI is calculated according to a specific template.

Two are the possible values:

• TRIGGERED: the KPI instance is calculated according to the data coming from the provider.
• SCHEDULED: the KPI instance is calculated according to a schedule, independently of any providers.

Integer type.

It contains the scheduling interval expressed in seconds.

This parameter is meaningful only if:

Computation type=SCHEDULED

String type.

To understand if the current KPI value is better than the previous value, it is important to state if it is increasing (the higher value is better) or decreasing (the lower value is better).

Possible values:

• INCREASING: the computed value is better if it is high.
• DECREASING: the computed value is better if it is low.

It identifies the limits of the KPI value, which is based on two integer values:

<min> and <max>.

If you set:

• <min>><max>, then <min>=<max>.
• <max><<min>, then <max>=<min>.

Thresholds based on two real values:

<min_value> and <max_value>.

They must fall within the Range and are used by the GUI to show the KPI quality.

The two values are used to define three regions and each region is colored according to its "quality".

<min_value> and <max_value> are set in two distinct ways:

• Directly by the back-end.

• Estimated according to Range<min> and Range<max>

  • If Range<min> and Range<max> are available in the range, the threshold range is set with

    1. <min_value>=Range<min>+25% of range interval
    2. <max_value>=Range<min>+75% of range interval

  • If only Range<min> is available, the threshold range is set with

    1. <min_value>=Range<min>+25
    2. <max_value>=Range<min>+75

Using the GUI, if you set:

• <min_value>><max_value>, then <min_value>=<max_value>.
• <max_value><<min_value>, then <max_value>=<min_value>.
• <min_value><Range<min>, then <min_value>=Range<min>.
• <max_value>>Range<max>, then <max_value>=Range<max>.

Integer type.

It contains the forecast interval, expressed in seconds.

The possible values are:

• 0 (equivalent to the current forecast)
• 900 (15 minutes).
• 1800 (30 minutes).
• 2700 (45 minutes).
• 3600 (60 minutes).

Example:

"dynamicAttributes": [
    {
        "code": "fore",
        "value": "1800"
    }]

String type.

It describes how the KPI is calculated according to a specific template.

Two are the possible values:

• TRIGGERED: the KPI instance is calculated according to the data coming from the provider.
• SCHEDULED: the KPI instance is calculated according to a schedule, independently of any providers.

Integer type.

It contains the scheduling interval expressed in seconds.

This parameter is meaningful only if:

Computation type=SCHEDULED

String type.

To understand if the current KPI value is better than the previous value, it is important to state if it is increasing (the higher value is better) or decreasing (the lower value is better).

Possible values:

• INCREASING: the computed value is better if it is high.
• DECREASING: the computed value is better if it is low.

It identifies the limits of the KPI value, which is based on two integer values:

<min> and <max>.

If you set:

• <min>><max>, then <min>=<max>.
• <max><<min>, then <max>=<min>.

Thresholds based on two real values:

<min_value> and <max_value>.

They must fall within the Range and are used by the GUI to show the KPI quality.

The two values are used to define three regions and each region is colored according to its "quality".

<min_value> and <max_value> are set in two distinct ways:

• Directly by the back-end.

• Estimated according to Range<min> and Range<max>

  • If Range<min> and Range<max> are available in the range, the threshold range is set with

    1. <min_value>=Range<min>+25% of range interval
    2. <max_value>=Range<min>+75% of range interval

  • If only Range<min> is available, the threshold range is set with

    1. <min_value>=Range<min>+25
    2. <max_value>=Range<min>+75

Using the GUI, if you set:

• <min_value>><max_value>, then <min_value>=<max_value>.
• <max_value><<min_value>, then <max_value>=<min_value>.
• <min_value><Range<min>, then <min_value>=Range<min>.
• <max_value>>Range<max>, then <max_value>=Range<max>.

Integer type.

It contains the forecast interval, expressed in seconds.

The possible values are:

• 0 (equivalent to the current forecast)
• 900 (15 minutes).
• 1800 (30 minutes).
• 2700 (45 minutes).
• 3600 (60 minutes).

Example:

"dynamicAttributes": [
    {
        "code": "fore",
        "value": "1800"
    }]

String type.

The possible values are:

• nveh: this value is associated to All vehicles.
• nveh*quen: this value is associated to Only vehicle in queue.

Example:

"dynamicAttributes": [
    {
        "code": "onlyQueue",
        "value": "All vehicles"
    }]

String type.

It describes how the KPI is calculated according to a specific template.

Two are the possible values:

• TRIGGERED: the KPI instance is calculated according to the data coming from the provider.
• SCHEDULED: the KPI instance is calculated according to a schedule, independently of any providers.

Integer type.

It contains the scheduling interval expressed in seconds.

This parameter is meaningful only if:

Computation type=SCHEDULED

String type.

To understand if the current KPI value is better than the previous value, it is important to state if it is increasing (the higher value is better) or decreasing (the lower value is better).

Possible values:

• INCREASING: the computed value is better if it is high.
• DECREASING: the computed value is better if it is low.

It identifies the limits of the KPI value, which is based on two integer values:

<min> and <max>.

If you set:

• <min>><max>, then <min>=<max>.
• <max><<min>, then <max>=<min>.

Thresholds based on two real values:

<min_value> and <max_value>.

They must fall within the Range and are used by the GUI to show the KPI quality.

The two values are used to define three regions and each region is colored according to its "quality".

<min_value> and <max_value> are set in two distinct ways:

• Directly by the back-end.

• Estimated according to Range<min> and Range<max>

  • If Range<min> and Range<max> are available in the range, the threshold range is set with

    1. <min_value>=Range<min>+25% of range interval
    2. <max_value>=Range<min>+75% of range interval

  • If only Range<min> is available, the threshold range is set with

    1. <min_value>=Range<min>+25
    2. <max_value>=Range<min>+75

Using the GUI, if you set:

• <min_value>><max_value>, then <min_value>=<max_value>.
• <max_value><<min_value>, then <max_value>=<min_value>.
• <min_value><Range<min>, then <min_value>=Range<min>.
• <max_value>>Range<max>, then <max_value>=Range<max>.

Integer type.

It contains the forecast interval, expressed in seconds.

The possible values are:

• 0 (equivalent to the current forecast)
• 900 (15 minutes).
• 1800 (30 minutes).
• 2700 (45 minutes).
• 3600 (60 minutes).

Example:

"dynamicAttributes": [
    {
        "code": "fore",
        "value": "1800"
    }]

String type.

It describes how the KPI is calculated according to a specific template.

Two are the possible values:

• TRIGGERED: the KPI instance is calculated according to the data coming from the provider.
• SCHEDULED: the KPI instance is calculated according to a schedule, independently of any providers.

Integer type.

It contains the scheduling interval expressed in seconds.

This parameter is meaningful only if:

Computation type=SCHEDULED

String type.

To understand if the current KPI value is better than the previous value, it is important to state if it is increasing (the higher value is better) or decreasing (the lower value is better).

Possible values:

• INCREASING: the computed value is better if it is high.
• DECREASING: the computed value is better if it is low.

It identifies the limits of the KPI value, which is based on two integer values:

<min> and <max>.

If you set:

• <min>><max>, then <min>=<max>.
• <max><<min>, then <max>=<min>.

Thresholds based on two real values:

<min_value> and <max_value>.

They must fall within the Range and are used by the GUI to show the KPI quality.

The two values are used to define three regions and each region is colored according to its "quality".

<min_value> and <max_value> are set in two distinct ways:

• Directly by the back-end.

• Estimated according to Range<min> and Range<max>

  • If Range<min> and Range<max> are available in the range, the threshold range is set with

    1. <min_value>=Range<min>+25% of range interval
    2. <max_value>=Range<min>+75% of range interval

  • If only Range<min> is available, the threshold range is set with

    1. <min_value>=Range<min>+25
    2. <max_value>=Range<min>+75

Using the GUI, if you set:

• <min_value>><max_value>, then <min_value>=<max_value>.
• <max_value><<min_value>, then <max_value>=<min_value>.
• <min_value><Range<min>, then <min_value>=Range<min>.
• <max_value>>Range<max>, then <max_value>=Range<max>.

Integer type.

It contains the forecast interval, expressed in seconds.

The possible values are:

• 0 (equivalent to the current forecast)
• 900 (15 minutes).
• 1800 (30 minutes).
• 2700 (45 minutes).
• 3600 (60 minutes).

Example:

"dynamicAttributes": [
    {
        "code": "fore",
        "value": "1800"
    }]

String type.

It describes how the KPI is calculated according to a specific template.

Two are the possible values:

• TRIGGERED: the KPI instance is calculated according to the data coming from the provider.
• SCHEDULED: the KPI instance is calculated according to a schedule, independently of any providers.

Integer type.

It contains the scheduling interval expressed in seconds.

This parameter is meaningful only if:

Computation type=SCHEDULED

String type.

To understand if the current KPI value is better than the previous value, it is important to state if it is increasing (the higher value is better) or decreasing (the lower value is better).

Possible values:

• INCREASING: the computed value is better if it is high.
• DECREASING: the computed value is better if it is low.

It identifies the limits of the KPI value, which is based on two integer values:

<min> and <max>.

If you set:

• <min>><max>, then <min>=<max>.
• <max><<min>, then <max>=<min>.

Thresholds based on two real values:

<min_value> and <max_value>.

They must fall within the Range and are used by the GUI to show the KPI quality.

The two values are used to define three regions and each region is colored according to its "quality".

<min_value> and <max_value> are set in two distinct ways:

• Directly by the back-end.

• Estimated according to Range<min> and Range<max>

  • If Range<min> and Range<max> are available in the range, the threshold range is set with

    1. <min_value>=Range<min>+25% of range interval
    2. <max_value>=Range<min>+75% of range interval

  • If only Range<min> is available, the threshold range is set with

    1. <min_value>=Range<min>+25
    2. <max_value>=Range<min>+75

Using the GUI, if you set:

• <min_value>><max_value>, then <min_value>=<max_value>.
• <max_value><<min_value>, then <max_value>=<min_value>.
• <min_value><Range<min>, then <min_value>=Range<min>.
• <max_value>>Range<max>, then <max_value>=Range<max>.

Integer type.

It contains the forecast interval, expressed in seconds.

The possible values are:

• 0 (equivalent to the current forecast)
• 900 (15 minutes).
• 1800 (30 minutes).
• 2700 (45 minutes).
• 3600 (60 minutes).

Example:

"dynamicAttributes": [
    {
        "code": "fore",
        "value": "1800"
    }]

String type.

It describes how the KPI is calculated according to a specific template.

Two are the possible values:

• TRIGGERED: the KPI instance is calculated according to the data coming from the provider.
• SCHEDULED: the KPI instance is calculated according to a schedule, independently of any providers.

Integer type.

It contains the scheduling interval expressed in seconds.

This parameter is meaningful only if:

Computation type=SCHEDULED

String type.

To understand if the current KPI value is better than the previous value, it is important to state if it is increasing (the higher value is better) or decreasing (the lower value is better).

Possible values:

• INCREASING: the computed value is better if it is high.
• DECREASING: the computed value is better if it is low.

It identifies the limits of the KPI value, which is based on two integer values:

<min> and <max>.

If you set:

• <min>><max>, then <min>=<max>.
• <max><<min>, then <max>=<min>.

Thresholds based on two real values:

<min_value> and <max_value>.

They must fall within the Range and are used by the GUI to show the KPI quality.

The two values are used to define three regions and each region is colored according to its "quality".

<min_value> and <max_value> are set in two distinct ways:

• Directly by the back-end.

• Estimated according to Range<min> and Range<max>

  • If Range<min> and Range<max> are available in the range, the threshold range is set with

    1. <min_value>=Range<min>+25% of range interval
    2. <max_value>=Range<min>+75% of range interval

  • If only Range<min> is available, the threshold range is set with

    1. <min_value>=Range<min>+25
    2. <max_value>=Range<min>+75

Using the GUI, if you set:

• <min_value>><max_value>, then <min_value>=<max_value>.
• <max_value><<min_value>, then <max_value>=<min_value>.
• <min_value><Range<min>, then <min_value>=Range<min>.
• <max_value>>Range<max>, then <max_value>=Range<max>.

Integer type.

It contains the delay interval, expressed in seconds.

The possible values are:

• 60 (1 minute).
• 120 (2 minutes).
• 180 (3 minutes).
• 240 (4 minutes).
• 300 (5 minutes).
• 600 (10 minutes).
• 900 (15 minutes).
• 1800 (30 minutes).
• 2700 (45 minutes).
• 3600 (60 minutes).

Example:

"dynamicAttributes": [
    {
        "code": "delay",
        "value": "120"
    }]

String type.

It describes how the KPI is calculated according to a specific template.

Two are the possible values:

• TRIGGERED: the KPI instance is calculated according to the data coming from the provider.
• SCHEDULED: the KPI instance is calculated according to a schedule, independently of any providers.

Integer type.

It contains the scheduling interval expressed in seconds.

This parameter is meaningful only if:

Computation type=SCHEDULED

String type.

To understand if the current KPI value is better than the previous value, it is important to state if it is increasing (the higher value is better) or decreasing (the lower value is better).

Possible values:

• INCREASING: the computed value is better if it is high.
• DECREASING: the computed value is better if it is low.

It identifies the limits of the KPI value, which is based on two integer values:

<min> and <max>.

If you set:

• <min>><max>, then <min>=<max>.
• <max><<min>, then <max>=<min>.

Thresholds based on two real values:

<min_value> and <max_value>.

They must fall within the Range and are used by the GUI to show the KPI quality.

The two values are used to define three regions and each region is colored according to its "quality".

<min_value> and <max_value> are set in two distinct ways:

• Directly by the back-end.

• Estimated according to Range<min> and Range<max>

  • If Range<min> and Range<max> are available in the range, the threshold range is set with

    1. <min_value>=Range<min>+25% of range interval
    2. <max_value>=Range<min>+75% of range interval

  • If only Range<min> is available, the threshold range is set with

    1. <min_value>=Range<min>+25
    2. <max_value>=Range<min>+75

Using the GUI, if you set:

• <min_value>><max_value>, then <min_value>=<max_value>.
• <max_value><<min_value>, then <max_value>=<min_value>.
• <min_value><Range<min>, then <min_value>=Range<min>.
• <max_value>>Range<max>, then <max_value>=Range<max>.

String type.

It describes how the KPI is calculated according to a specific template.

Two are the possible values:

• TRIGGERED: the KPI instance is calculated according to the data coming from the provider.
• SCHEDULED: the KPI instance is calculated according to a schedule, independently of any providers.

Integer type.

It contains the scheduling interval expressed in seconds.

This parameter is meaningful only if:

Computation type=SCHEDULED

String type.

To understand if the current KPI value is better than the previous value, it is important to state if it is increasing (the higher value is better) or decreasing (the lower value is better).

Possible values:

• INCREASING: the computed value is better if it is high.
• DECREASING: the computed value is better if it is low.

It identifies the limits of the KPI value, which is based on two integer values:

<min> and <max>.

If you set:

• <min>><max>, then <min>=<max>.
• <max><<min>, then <max>=<min>.

Thresholds based on two real values:

<min_value> and <max_value>.

They must fall within the Range and are used by the GUI to show the KPI quality.

The two values are used to define three regions and each region is colored according to its "quality".

<min_value> and <max_value> are set in two distinct ways:

• Directly by the back-end.

• Estimated according to Range<min> and Range<max>

  • If Range<min> and Range<max> are available in the range, the threshold range is set with

    1. <min_value>=Range<min>+25% of range interval
    2. <max_value>=Range<min>+75% of range interval

  • If only Range<min> is available, the threshold range is set with

    1. <min_value>=Range<min>+25
    2. <max_value>=Range<min>+75

Using the GUI, if you set:

• <min_value>><max_value>, then <min_value>=<max_value>.
• <max_value><<min_value>, then <max_value>=<min_value>.
• <min_value><Range<min>, then <min_value>=Range<min>.
• <max_value>>Range<max>, then <max_value>=Range<max>.

String type.

It describes how the KPI is calculated according to a specific template.

Two are the possible values:

• TRIGGERED: the KPI instance is calculated according to the data coming from the provider.
• SCHEDULED: the KPI instance is calculated according to a schedule, independently of any providers.

Integer type.

It contains the scheduling interval expressed in seconds.

This parameter is meaningful only if:

Computation type=SCHEDULED

String type.

To understand if the current KPI value is better than the previous value, it is important to state if it is increasing (the higher value is better) or decreasing (the lower value is better).

Possible values:

• INCREASING: the computed value is better if it is high.
• DECREASING: the computed value is better if it is low.

It identifies the limits of the KPI value, which is based on two integer values:

<min> and <max>.

If you set:

• <min>><max>, then <min>=<max>.
• <max><<min>, then <max>=<min>.

Thresholds based on two real values:

<min_value> and <max_value>.

They must fall within the Range and are used by the GUI to show the KPI quality.

The two values are used to define three regions and each region is colored according to its "quality".

<min_value> and <max_value> are set in two distinct ways:

• Directly by the back-end.

• Estimated according to Range<min> and Range<max>

  • If Range<min> and Range<max> are available in the range, the threshold range is set with

    1. <min_value>=Range<min>+25% of range interval
    2. <max_value>=Range<min>+75% of range interval

  • If only Range<min> is available, the threshold range is set with

    1. <min_value>=Range<min>+25
    2. <max_value>=Range<min>+75

Using the GUI, if you set:

• <min_value>><max_value>, then <min_value>=<max_value>.
• <max_value><<min_value>, then <max_value>=<min_value>.
• <min_value><Range<min>, then <min_value>=Range<min>.
• <max_value>>Range<max>, then <max_value>=Range<max>.

String type.

It describes how the KPI is calculated according to a specific template.

Two are the possible values:

• TRIGGERED: the KPI instance is calculated according to the data coming from the provider.
• SCHEDULED: the KPI instance is calculated according to a schedule, independently of any providers.

Integer type.

It contains the scheduling interval expressed in seconds.

This parameter is meaningful only if:

Computation type=SCHEDULED

String type.

To understand if the current KPI value is better than the previous value, it is important to state if it is increasing (the higher value is better) or decreasing (the lower value is better).

Possible values:

• INCREASING: the computed value is better if it is high.
• DECREASING: the computed value is better if it is low.

It identifies the limits of the KPI value, which is based on two integer values:

<min> and <max>.

If you set:

• <min>><max>, then <min>=<max>.
• <max><<min>, then <max>=<min>.

Thresholds based on two real values:

<min_value> and <max_value>.

They must fall within the Range and are used by the GUI to show the KPI quality.

The two values are used to define three regions and each region is colored according to its "quality".

<min_value> and <max_value> are set in two distinct ways:

• Directly by the back-end.

• Estimated according to Range<min> and Range<max>

  • If Range<min> and Range<max> are available in the range, the threshold range is set with

    1. <min_value>=Range<min>+25% of range interval
    2. <max_value>=Range<min>+75% of range interval

  • If only Range<min> is available, the threshold range is set with

    1. <min_value>=Range<min>+25
    2. <max_value>=Range<min>+75

Using the GUI, if you set:

• <min_value>><max_value>, then <min_value>=<max_value>.
• <max_value><<min_value>, then <max_value>=<min_value>.
• <min_value><Range<min>, then <min_value>=Range<min>.
• <max_value>>Range<max>, then <max_value>=Range<max>.

String type.

It describes how the KPI is calculated according to a specific template.

Two are the possible values:

• TRIGGERED: the KPI instance is calculated according to the data coming from the provider.
• SCHEDULED: the KPI instance is calculated according to a schedule, independently of any providers.

Integer type.

It contains the scheduling interval expressed in seconds.

This parameter is meaningful only if:

Computation type=SCHEDULED

String type.

To understand if the current KPI value is better than the previous value, it is important to state if it is increasing (the higher value is better) or decreasing (the lower value is better).

Possible values:

• INCREASING: the computed value is better if it is high.
• DECREASING: the computed value is better if it is low.

It identifies the limits of the KPI value, which is based on two integer values:

<min> and <max>.

If you set:

• <min>><max>, then <min>=<max>.
• <max><<min>, then <max>=<min>.

Thresholds based on two real values:

<min_value> and <max_value>.

They must fall within the Range and are used by the GUI to show the KPI quality.

The two values are used to define three regions and each region is colored according to its "quality".

<min_value> and <max_value> are set in two distinct ways:

• Directly by the back-end.

• Estimated according to Range<min> and Range<max>

  • If Range<min> and Range<max> are available in the range, the threshold range is set with

    1. <min_value>=Range<min>+25% of range interval
    2. <max_value>=Range<min>+75% of range interval

  • If only Range<min> is available, the threshold range is set with

    1. <min_value>=Range<min>+25
    2. <max_value>=Range<min>+75

Using the GUI, if you set:

• <min_value>><max_value>, then <min_value>=<max_value>.
• <max_value><<min_value>, then <max_value>=<min_value>.
• <min_value><Range<min>, then <min_value>=Range<min>.
• <max_value>>Range<max>, then <max_value>=Range<max>.

String type.

It describes how the KPI is calculated according to a specific template.

Two are the possible values:

• TRIGGERED: the KPI instance is calculated according to the data coming from the provider.
• SCHEDULED: the KPI instance is calculated according to a schedule, independently of any providers.

Integer type.

It contains the scheduling interval expressed in seconds.

This parameter is meaningful only if:

Computation type=SCHEDULED

String type.

To understand if the current KPI value is better than the previous value, it is important to state if it is increasing (the higher value is better) or decreasing (the lower value is better).

Possible values:

• INCREASING: the computed value is better if it is high.
• DECREASING: the computed value is better if it is low.

It identifies the limits of the KPI value, which is based on two integer values:

<min> and <max>.

If you set:

• <min>><max>, then <min>=<max>.
• <max><<min>, then <max>=<min>.

Thresholds based on two real values:

<min_value> and <max_value>.

They must fall within the Range and are used by the GUI to show the KPI quality.

The two values are used to define three regions and each region is colored according to its "quality".

<min_value> and <max_value> are set in two distinct ways:

• Directly by the back-end.

• Estimated according to Range<min> and Range<max>

  • If Range<min> and Range<max> are available in the range, the threshold range is set with

    1. <min_value>=Range<min>+25% of range interval
    2. <max_value>=Range<min>+75% of range interval

  • If only Range<min> is available, the threshold range is set with

    1. <min_value>=Range<min>+25
    2. <max_value>=Range<min>+75

Using the GUI, if you set:

• <min_value>><max_value>, then <min_value>=<max_value>.
• <max_value><<min_value>, then <max_value>=<min_value>.
• <min_value><Range<min>, then <min_value>=Range<min>.
• <max_value>>Range<max>, then <max_value>=Range<max>.

String type.

It describes how the KPI is calculated according to a specific template.

Two are the possible values:

• TRIGGERED: the KPI instance is calculated according to the data coming from the provider.
• SCHEDULED: the KPI instance is calculated according to a schedule, independently of any providers.

Integer type.

It contains the scheduling interval expressed in seconds.

This parameter is meaningful only if:

Computation type=SCHEDULED

String type.

To understand if the current KPI value is better than the previous value, it is important to state if it is increasing (the higher value is better) or decreasing (the lower value is better).

Possible values:

• INCREASING: the computed value is better if it is high.
• DECREASING: the computed value is better if it is low.

It identifies the limits of the KPI value, which is based on two integer values:

<min> and <max>.

If you set:

• <min>><max>, then <min>=<max>.
• <max><<min>, then <max>=<min>.

Thresholds based on two real values:

<min_value> and <max_value>.

They must fall within the Range and are used by the GUI to show the KPI quality.

The two values are used to define three regions and each region is colored according to its "quality".

<min_value> and <max_value> are set in two distinct ways:

• Directly by the back-end.

• Estimated according to Range<min> and Range<max>

  • If Range<min> and Range<max> are available in the range, the threshold range is set with

    1. <min_value>=Range<min>+25% of range interval
    2. <max_value>=Range<min>+75% of range interval

  • If only Range<min> is available, the threshold range is set with

    1. <min_value>=Range<min>+25
    2. <max_value>=Range<min>+75

Using the GUI, if you set:

• <min_value>><max_value>, then <min_value>=<max_value>.
• <max_value><<min_value>, then <max_value>=<min_value>.
• <min_value><Range<min>, then <min_value>=Range<min>.
• <max_value>>Range<max>, then <max_value>=Range<max>.

String type.

It describes how the KPI is calculated according to a specific template.

Two are the possible values:

• TRIGGERED: the KPI instance is calculated according to the data coming from the provider.
• SCHEDULED: the KPI instance is calculated according to a schedule, independently of any providers.

Integer type.

It contains the scheduling interval expressed in seconds.

This parameter is meaningful only if:

Computation type=SCHEDULED

String type.

To understand if the current KPI value is better than the previous value, it is important to state if it is increasing (the higher value is better) or decreasing (the lower value is better).

Possible values:

• INCREASING: the computed value is better if it is high.
• DECREASING: the computed value is better if it is low.

It identifies the limits of the KPI value, which is based on two integer values:

<min> and <max>.

If you set:

• <min>><max>, then <min>=<max>.
• <max><<min>, then <max>=<min>.

Thresholds based on two real values:

<min_value> and <max_value>.

They must fall within the Range and are used by the GUI to show the KPI quality.

The two values are used to define three regions and each region is colored according to its "quality".

<min_value> and <max_value> are set in two distinct ways:

• Directly by the back-end.

• Estimated according to Range<min> and Range<max>

  • If Range<min> and Range<max> are available in the range, the threshold range is set with

    1. <min_value>=Range<min>+25% of range interval
    2. <max_value>=Range<min>+75% of range interval

  • If only Range<min> is available, the threshold range is set with

    1. <min_value>=Range<min>+25
    2. <max_value>=Range<min>+75

Using the GUI, if you set:

• <min_value>><max_value>, then <min_value>=<max_value>.
• <max_value><<min_value>, then <max_value>=<min_value>.
• <min_value><Range<min>, then <min_value>=Range<min>.
• <max_value>>Range<max>, then <max_value>=Range<max>.

Integer type.

It contains the time forecast interval, which is expressed in seconds.

The possible values are:

• 900
• 1800
• 2700
• 3600

String type.

It describes how the KPI is calculated according to a specific template.

Two are the possible values:

• TRIGGERED: the KPI instance is calculated according to the data coming from the provider.
• SCHEDULED: the KPI instance is calculated according to a schedule, independently of any providers.

Integer type.

It contains the scheduling interval expressed in seconds.

This parameter is meaningful only if:

Computation type=SCHEDULED

String type.

To understand if the current KPI value is better than the previous value, it is important to state if it is increasing (the higher value is better) or decreasing (the lower value is better).

Possible values:

• INCREASING: the computed value is better if it is high.
• DECREASING: the computed value is better if it is low.

It identifies the limits of the KPI value, which is based on two integer values:

<min> and <max>.

If you set:

• <min>><max>, then <min>=<max>.
• <max><<min>, then <max>=<min>.

Thresholds based on two real values:

<min_value> and <max_value>.

They must fall within the Range and are used by the GUI to show the KPI quality.

The two values are used to define three regions and each region is colored according to its "quality".

<min_value> and <max_value> are set in two distinct ways:

• Directly by the back-end.

• Estimated according to Range<min> and Range<max>

  • If Range<min> and Range<max> are available in the range, the threshold range is set with

    1. <min_value>=Range<min>+25% of range interval
    2. <max_value>=Range<min>+75% of range interval

  • If only Range<min> is available, the threshold range is set with

    1. <min_value>=Range<min>+25
    2. <max_value>=Range<min>+75

Using the GUI, if you set:

• <min_value>><max_value>, then <min_value>=<max_value>.
• <max_value><<min_value>, then <max_value>=<min_value>.
• <min_value><Range<min>, then <min_value>=Range<min>.
• <max_value>>Range<max>, then <max_value>=Range<max>.

Integer type.

It contains the time forecast interval, which is expressed in seconds.

The possible values are:

• 900
• 1800
• 2700
• 3600

String type.

It describes how the KPI is calculated according to a specific template.

Two are the possible values:

• TRIGGERED: the KPI instance is calculated according to the data coming from the provider.
• SCHEDULED: the KPI instance is calculated according to a schedule, independently of any providers.

Integer type.

It contains the scheduling interval expressed in seconds.

This parameter is meaningful only if:

Computation type=SCHEDULED

String type.

To understand if the current KPI value is better than the previous value, it is important to state if it is increasing (the higher value is better) or decreasing (the lower value is better).

Possible values:

• INCREASING: the computed value is better if it is high.
• DECREASING: the computed value is better if it is low.

It identifies the limits of the KPI value, which is based on two integer values:

<min> and <max>.

If you set:

• <min>><max>, then <min>=<max>.
• <max><<min>, then <max>=<min>.

Thresholds based on two real values:

<min_value> and <max_value>.

They must fall within the Range and are used by the GUI to show the KPI quality.

The two values are used to define three regions and each region is colored according to its "quality".

<min_value> and <max_value> are set in two distinct ways:

• Directly by the back-end.

• Estimated according to Range<min> and Range<max>

  • If Range<min> and Range<max> are available in the range, the threshold range is set with

    1. <min_value>=Range<min>+25% of range interval
    2. <max_value>=Range<min>+75% of range interval

  • If only Range<min> is available, the threshold range is set with

    1. <min_value>=Range<min>+25
    2. <max_value>=Range<min>+75

Using the GUI, if you set:

• <min_value>><max_value>, then <min_value>=<max_value>.
• <max_value><<min_value>, then <max_value>=<min_value>.
• <min_value><Range<min>, then <min_value>=Range<min>.
• <max_value>>Range<max>, then <max_value>=Range<max>.

Integer type.

It contains the forecast distance, which is expressed in seconds.

The possible values are:

• 0 (alias forecast_distance_0) .
• 900 (15 minutes, alias forecast_distance_15) .
• 1800 (30 minutes, alias forecast_distance_30).
• 2700 (45 minutes, alias forecast_distance_45).
• 3600 (60 minutes, alias forecast_distance_60).

String type.

It describes how the KPI is calculated according to a specific template.

Two are the possible values:

• TRIGGERED: the KPI instance is calculated according to the data coming from the provider.
• SCHEDULED: the KPI instance is calculated according to a schedule, independently of any providers.

Integer type.

It contains the scheduling interval expressed in seconds.

This parameter is meaningful only if:

Computation type=SCHEDULED

String type.

To understand if the current KPI value is better than the previous value, it is important to state if it is increasing (the higher value is better) or decreasing (the lower value is better).

Possible values:

• INCREASING: the computed value is better if it is high.
• DECREASING: the computed value is better if it is low.

It identifies the limits of the KPI value, which is based on two integer values:

<min> and <max>.

If you set:

• <min>><max>, then <min>=<max>.
• <max><<min>, then <max>=<min>.

Thresholds based on two real values:

<min_value> and <max_value>.

They must fall within the Range and are used by the GUI to show the KPI quality.

The two values are used to define three regions and each region is colored according to its "quality".

<min_value> and <max_value> are set in two distinct ways:

• Directly by the back-end.

• Estimated according to Range<min> and Range<max>

  • If Range<min> and Range<max> are available in the range, the threshold range is set with

    1. <min_value>=Range<min>+25% of range interval
    2. <max_value>=Range<min>+75% of range interval

  • If only Range<min> is available, the threshold range is set with

    1. <min_value>=Range<min>+25
    2. <max_value>=Range<min>+75

Using the GUI, if you set:

• <min_value>><max_value>, then <min_value>=<max_value>.
• <max_value><<min_value>, then <max_value>=<min_value>.
• <min_value><Range<min>, then <min_value>=Range<min>.
• <max_value>>Range<max>, then <max_value>=Range<max>.

Integer type.

It contains the forecast distance, which is expressed in seconds.

The possible values are:

• 0 (alias forecast_distance_0) .
• 900 (15 minutes, alias forecast_distance_15) .
• 1800 (30 minutes, alias forecast_distance_30).
• 2700 (45 minutes, alias forecast_distance_45).
• 3600 (60 minutes, alias forecast_distance_60).

String type.

It describes how the KPI is calculated according to a specific template.

Two are the possible values:

• TRIGGERED: the KPI instance is calculated according to the data coming from the provider.
• SCHEDULED: the KPI instance is calculated according to a schedule, independently of any providers.

Integer type.

It contains the scheduling interval expressed in seconds.

This parameter is meaningful only if:

Computation type=SCHEDULED

String type.

To understand if the current KPI value is better than the previous value, it is important to state if it is increasing (the higher value is better) or decreasing (the lower value is better).

Possible values:

• INCREASING: the computed value is better if it is high.
• DECREASING: the computed value is better if it is low.

It identifies the limits of the KPI value, which is based on two integer values:

<min> and <max>.

If you set:

• <min>><max>, then <min>=<max>.
• <max><<min>, then <max>=<min>.

Thresholds based on two real values:

<min_value> and <max_value>.

They must fall within the Range and are used by the GUI to show the KPI quality.

The two values are used to define three regions and each region is colored according to its "quality".

<min_value> and <max_value> are set in two distinct ways:

• Directly by the back-end.

• Estimated according to Range<min> and Range<max>

  • If Range<min> and Range<max> are available in the range, the threshold range is set with

    1. <min_value>=Range<min>+25% of range interval
    2. <max_value>=Range<min>+75% of range interval

  • If only Range<min> is available, the threshold range is set with

    1. <min_value>=Range<min>+25
    2. <max_value>=Range<min>+75

Using the GUI, if you set:

• <min_value>><max_value>, then <min_value>=<max_value>.
• <max_value><<min_value>, then <max_value>=<min_value>.
• <min_value><Range<min>, then <min_value>=Range<min>.
• <max_value>>Range<max>, then <max_value>=Range<max>.

String type.

It contains the externality accounted for.

The possible values are:

• Carbon Dioxide
• Carbon Monoxide
• Nitrogen Oxide
• Hydrocarbons
• Particulate Matter
• Fuel Consumption

Example:

"dynamicAttributes": [
    {
        "code": "externality",
        "value": "Carbon Dioxide"
    }]

Integer type.

It contains the forecast interval, expressed in seconds.

The possible values are:

• 0 (equivalent to the current forecast)
• 900 (15 minutes).
• 1800 (30 minutes).
• 2700 (45 minutes).
• 3600 (60 minutes).

Example:

"dynamicAttributes": [
    {
        "code": "fore",
        "value": "1800"
    }]

Boolean type.

It contains the indication about how the KPI is handled in the Short-Term Forecast (STF) template.

If:

• true: the KPI is evaluated for all runs of STF, for all scenarios associated to the KPI. In this case, the KPI is constantly monitored.

  Important:   Each KPI evaluation adds a computational overhead after the STF simulation. This overhead is associated to any single evaluation, (usually, 5 minutes).

• false: is only created as a KPI instance, but not constantly evaluated. The KPI is available:

  • In the list of KPIs to be associated to scenarios, for on-demand (spot) evaluations.

  • For the alternative scenario simulations (decision support), provided by STF in the context of real-time scenario evaluations.

Example:

"dynamicAttributes": [
    {
        "code": "shortTermForecastKpi",
        "value": "true"
    }]

String type.

It describes how the KPI is calculated according to a specific template.

Two are the possible values:

• TRIGGERED: the KPI instance is calculated according to the data coming from the provider.
• SCHEDULED: the KPI instance is calculated according to a schedule, independently of any providers.

Integer type.

It contains the scheduling interval expressed in seconds.

This parameter is meaningful only if:

Computation type=SCHEDULED

String type.

To understand if the current KPI value is better than the previous value, it is important to state if it is increasing (the higher value is better) or decreasing (the lower value is better).

Possible values:

• INCREASING: the computed value is better if it is high.
• DECREASING: the computed value is better if it is low.

It identifies the limits of the KPI value, which is based on two integer values:

<min> and <max>.

If you set:

• <min>><max>, then <min>=<max>.
• <max><<min>, then <max>=<min>.

Thresholds based on two real values:

<min_value> and <max_value>.

They must fall within the Range and are used by the GUI to show the KPI quality.

The two values are used to define three regions and each region is colored according to its "quality".

<min_value> and <max_value> are set in two distinct ways:

• Directly by the back-end.

• Estimated according to Range<min> and Range<max>

  • If Range<min> and Range<max> are available in the range, the threshold range is set with

    1. <min_value>=Range<min>+25% of range interval
    2. <max_value>=Range<min>+75% of range interval

  • If only Range<min> is available, the threshold range is set with

    1. <min_value>=Range<min>+25
    2. <max_value>=Range<min>+75

Using the GUI, if you set:

• <min_value>><max_value>, then <min_value>=<max_value>.
• <max_value><<min_value>, then <max_value>=<min_value>.
• <min_value><Range<min>, then <min_value>=Range<min>.
• <max_value>>Range<max>, then <max_value>=Range<max>.

Integer type.

It contains the forecast interval, expressed in seconds.

The possible values are:

• 0 (equivalent to the current forecast)
• 900 (15 minutes).
• 1800 (30 minutes).
• 2700 (45 minutes).
• 3600 (60 minutes).

Example:

"dynamicAttributes": [
    {
        "code": "fore",
        "value": "1800"
    }]

Boolean type.

It contains the indication about how the KPI is handled in the Short-Term Forecast (STF) template.

If:

• true: the KPI is evaluated for all runs of STF, for all scenarios associated to the KPI. In this case, the KPI is constantly monitored.

  Important:   Each KPI evaluation adds a computational overhead after the STF simulation. This overhead is associated to any single evaluation, (usually, 5 minutes).

• false: is only created as a KPI instance, but not constantly evaluated. The KPI is available:

  • In the list of KPIs to be associated to scenarios, for on-demand (spot) evaluations.

  • For the alternative scenario simulations (decision support), provided by STF in the context of real-time scenario evaluations.

Example:

"dynamicAttributes": [
    {
        "code": "shortTermForecastKpi",
        "value": "true"
    }]

String type.

It describes how the KPI is calculated according to a specific template.

Two are the possible values:

• TRIGGERED: the KPI instance is calculated according to the data coming from the provider.
• SCHEDULED: the KPI instance is calculated according to a schedule, independently of any providers.

Integer type.

It contains the scheduling interval expressed in seconds.

This parameter is meaningful only if:

Computation type=SCHEDULED

String type.

To understand if the current KPI value is better than the previous value, it is important to state if it is increasing (the higher value is better) or decreasing (the lower value is better).

Possible values:

• INCREASING: the computed value is better if it is high.
• DECREASING: the computed value is better if it is low.

It identifies the limits of the KPI value, which is based on two integer values:

<min> and <max>.

If you set:

• <min>><max>, then <min>=<max>.
• <max><<min>, then <max>=<min>.

Thresholds based on two real values:

<min_value> and <max_value>.

They must fall within the Range and are used by the GUI to show the KPI quality.

The two values are used to define three regions and each region is colored according to its "quality".

<min_value> and <max_value> are set in two distinct ways:

• Directly by the back-end.

• Estimated according to Range<min> and Range<max>

  • If Range<min> and Range<max> are available in the range, the threshold range is set with

    1. <min_value>=Range<min>+25% of range interval
    2. <max_value>=Range<min>+75% of range interval

  • If only Range<min> is available, the threshold range is set with

    1. <min_value>=Range<min>+25
    2. <max_value>=Range<min>+75

Using the GUI, if you set:

• <min_value>><max_value>, then <min_value>=<max_value>.
• <max_value><<min_value>, then <max_value>=<min_value>.
• <min_value><Range<min>, then <min_value>=Range<min>.
• <max_value>>Range<max>, then <max_value>=Range<max>.

Integer type.

It contains the forecast interval, expressed in seconds.

The possible values are:

• 0 (equivalent to the current forecast)
• 900 (15 minutes).
• 1800 (30 minutes).
• 2700 (45 minutes).
• 3600 (60 minutes).

Example:

"dynamicAttributes": [
    {
        "code": "fore",
        "value": "1800"
    }]

Boolean type.

It contains the indication about how the KPI is handled in the Short-Term Forecast (STF) template.

If:

• true: the KPI is evaluated for all runs of STF, for all scenarios associated to the KPI. In this case, the KPI is constantly monitored.

  Important:   Each KPI evaluation adds a computational overhead after the STF simulation. This overhead is associated to any single evaluation, (usually, 5 minutes).

• false: is only created as a KPI instance, but not constantly evaluated. The KPI is available:

  • In the list of KPIs to be associated to scenarios, for on-demand (spot) evaluations.

  • For the alternative scenario simulations (decision support), provided by STF in the context of real-time scenario evaluations.

Example:

"dynamicAttributes": [
    {
        "code": "shortTermForecastKpi",
        "value": "true"
    }]

String type.

It describes how the KPI is calculated according to a specific template.

Two are the possible values:

• TRIGGERED: the KPI instance is calculated according to the data coming from the provider.
• SCHEDULED: the KPI instance is calculated according to a schedule, independently of any providers.

Integer type.

It contains the scheduling interval expressed in seconds.

This parameter is meaningful only if:

Computation type=SCHEDULED

String type.

To understand if the current KPI value is better than the previous value, it is important to state if it is increasing (the higher value is better) or decreasing (the lower value is better).

Possible values:

• INCREASING: the computed value is better if it is high.
• DECREASING: the computed value is better if it is low.

It identifies the limits of the KPI value, which is based on two integer values:

<min> and <max>.

If you set:

• <min>><max>, then <min>=<max>.
• <max><<min>, then <max>=<min>.

Thresholds based on two real values:

<min_value> and <max_value>.

They must fall within the Range and are used by the GUI to show the KPI quality.

The two values are used to define three regions and each region is colored according to its "quality".

<min_value> and <max_value> are set in two distinct ways:

• Directly by the back-end.

• Estimated according to Range<min> and Range<max>

  • If Range<min> and Range<max> are available in the range, the threshold range is set with

    1. <min_value>=Range<min>+25% of range interval
    2. <max_value>=Range<min>+75% of range interval

  • If only Range<min> is available, the threshold range is set with

    1. <min_value>=Range<min>+25
    2. <max_value>=Range<min>+75

Using the GUI, if you set:

• <min_value>><max_value>, then <min_value>=<max_value>.
• <max_value><<min_value>, then <max_value>=<min_value>.
• <min_value><Range<min>, then <min_value>=Range<min>.
• <max_value>>Range<max>, then <max_value>=Range<max>.

Integer type.

It contains the forecast interval, expressed in seconds.

The possible values are:

• 0 (equivalent to the current forecast)
• 900 (15 minutes).
• 1800 (30 minutes).
• 2700 (45 minutes).
• 3600 (60 minutes).

Example:

"dynamicAttributes": [
    {
        "code": "fore",
        "value": "1800"
    }]

Boolean type.

It contains the indication about how the KPI is handled in the Short-Term Forecast (STF) template.

If:

• true: the KPI is evaluated for all runs of STF, for all scenarios associated to the KPI. In this case, the KPI is constantly monitored.

  Important:   Each KPI evaluation adds a computational overhead after the STF simulation. This overhead is associated to any single evaluation, (usually, 5 minutes).

• false: is only created as a KPI instance, but not constantly evaluated. The KPI is available:

  • In the list of KPIs to be associated to scenarios, for on-demand (spot) evaluations.

  • For the alternative scenario simulations (decision support), provided by STF in the context of real-time scenario evaluations.

Example:

"dynamicAttributes": [
    {
        "code": "shortTermForecastKpi",
        "value": "true"
    }]

String type.

It describes how the KPI is calculated according to a specific template.

Two are the possible values:

• TRIGGERED: the KPI instance is calculated according to the data coming from the provider.
• SCHEDULED: the KPI instance is calculated according to a schedule, independently of any providers.

Integer type.

It contains the scheduling interval expressed in seconds.

This parameter is meaningful only if:

Computation type=SCHEDULED

String type.

To understand if the current KPI value is better than the previous value, it is important to state if it is increasing (the higher value is better) or decreasing (the lower value is better).

Possible values:

• INCREASING: the computed value is better if it is high.
• DECREASING: the computed value is better if it is low.

It identifies the limits of the KPI value, which is based on two integer values:

<min> and <max>.

If you set:

• <min>><max>, then <min>=<max>.
• <max><<min>, then <max>=<min>.

Thresholds based on two real values:

<min_value> and <max_value>.

They must fall within the Range and are used by the GUI to show the KPI quality.

The two values are used to define three regions and each region is colored according to its "quality".

<min_value> and <max_value> are set in two distinct ways:

• Directly by the back-end.

• Estimated according to Range<min> and Range<max>

  • If Range<min> and Range<max> are available in the range, the threshold range is set with

    1. <min_value>=Range<min>+25% of range interval
    2. <max_value>=Range<min>+75% of range interval

  • If only Range<min> is available, the threshold range is set with

    1. <min_value>=Range<min>+25
    2. <max_value>=Range<min>+75

Using the GUI, if you set:

• <min_value>><max_value>, then <min_value>=<max_value>.
• <max_value><<min_value>, then <max_value>=<min_value>.
• <min_value><Range<min>, then <min_value>=Range<min>.
• <max_value>>Range<max>, then <max_value>=Range<max>.

Real type.

It contains the threshold value for the forecast flow quality indicator.

The possible values are:

• 5 (alias GEH_flow_5)
• 6 (alias GEH_flow_6)
• 7 (alias GEH_flow_7)
• 9 (alias GEH_flow_9)
• 10 (alias GEH_flow_10)
• 11 (alias GEH_flow_11)
• 12 (alias GEH_flow_12)
• 13 (alias GEH_flow_13)
• 14 (alias GEH_flow_14)
• 15 (alias GEH_flow_15)
• 47 ML Forecast: Percentage of Streets below Error Threshold (Flow)

For details on GEH, → Forecast Quality Indicators (FQI).

Integer type.

It contains the forecast distance, which is expressed in seconds.

The possible values are:

• 0 (alias forecast_distance_0) .
• 900 (15 minutes, alias forecast_distance_15) .
• 1800 (30 minutes, alias forecast_distance_30).
• 2700 (45 minutes, alias forecast_distance_45).
• 3600 (60 minutes, alias forecast_distance_60).

String type.

It describes how the KPI is calculated according to a specific template.

Two are the possible values:

• TRIGGERED: the KPI instance is calculated according to the data coming from the provider.
• SCHEDULED: the KPI instance is calculated according to a schedule, independently of any providers.

Integer type.

It contains the scheduling interval expressed in seconds.

This parameter is meaningful only if:

Computation type=SCHEDULED

String type.

To understand if the current KPI value is better than the previous value, it is important to state if it is increasing (the higher value is better) or decreasing (the lower value is better).

Possible values:

• INCREASING: the computed value is better if it is high.
• DECREASING: the computed value is better if it is low.

It identifies the limits of the KPI value, which is based on two integer values:

<min> and <max>.

If you set:

• <min>><max>, then <min>=<max>.
• <max><<min>, then <max>=<min>.

Thresholds based on two real values:

<min_value> and <max_value>.

They must fall within the Range and are used by the GUI to show the KPI quality.

The two values are used to define three regions and each region is colored according to its "quality".

<min_value> and <max_value> are set in two distinct ways:

• Directly by the back-end.

• Estimated according to Range<min> and Range<max>

  • If Range<min> and Range<max> are available in the range, the threshold range is set with

    1. <min_value>=Range<min>+25% of range interval
    2. <max_value>=Range<min>+75% of range interval

  • If only Range<min> is available, the threshold range is set with

    1. <min_value>=Range<min>+25
    2. <max_value>=Range<min>+75

Using the GUI, if you set:

• <min_value>><max_value>, then <min_value>=<max_value>.
• <max_value><<min_value>, then <max_value>=<min_value>.
• <min_value><Range<min>, then <min_value>=Range<min>.
• <max_value>>Range<max>, then <max_value>=Range<max>.

Real type.

It contains the threshold value for the forecast speed quality indicator.

The possible values are:

• 0.10 (alias SFQI_speed_0.1)
• 0.15 (alias SFQI_speed_0.15)
• 0.20 (alias SFQI_speed_0.2)
• 0.25 (alias SFQI_speed_0.25)
• 0.30 (alias SFQI_speed_0.3)
• 0.35 (alias SFQI_speed_0.35)
• 0.40 (alias SFQI_speed_0.4)
• 0.45 (alias SFQI_speed_0.45)
• 0.50 (alias SFQI_speed_0.5)
• 0.55 (alias SFQI_speed_0.55)
• 0.60 (alias SFQI_speed_0.6)

For details on SFQI, → Forecast Quality Indicators (FQI).

Integer type.

It contains the forecast distance, which is expressed in seconds.

The possible values are:

• 0 (alias forecast_distance_0) .
• 900 (15 minutes, alias forecast_distance_15) .
• 1800 (30 minutes, alias forecast_distance_30).
• 2700 (45 minutes, alias forecast_distance_45).
• 3600 (60 minutes, alias forecast_distance_60).

String type.

It describes how the KPI is calculated according to a specific template.

Two are the possible values:

• TRIGGERED: the KPI instance is calculated according to the data coming from the provider.
• SCHEDULED: the KPI instance is calculated according to a schedule, independently of any providers.

Integer type.

It contains the scheduling interval expressed in seconds.

This parameter is meaningful only if:

Computation type=SCHEDULED

String type.

To understand if the current KPI value is better than the previous value, it is important to state if it is increasing (the higher value is better) or decreasing (the lower value is better).

Possible values:

• INCREASING: the computed value is better if it is high.
• DECREASING: the computed value is better if it is low.

It identifies the limits of the KPI value, which is based on two integer values:

<min> and <max>.

If you set:

• <min>><max>, then <min>=<max>.
• <max><<min>, then <max>=<min>.

Thresholds based on two real values:

<min_value> and <max_value>.

They must fall within the Range and are used by the GUI to show the KPI quality.

The two values are used to define three regions and each region is colored according to its "quality".

<min_value> and <max_value> are set in two distinct ways:

• Directly by the back-end.

• Estimated according to Range<min> and Range<max>

  • If Range<min> and Range<max> are available in the range, the threshold range is set with

    1. <min_value>=Range<min>+25% of range interval
    2. <max_value>=Range<min>+75% of range interval

  • If only Range<min> is available, the threshold range is set with

    1. <min_value>=Range<min>+25
    2. <max_value>=Range<min>+75

Using the GUI, if you set:

• <min_value>><max_value>, then <min_value>=<max_value>.
• <max_value><<min_value>, then <max_value>=<min_value>.
• <min_value><Range<min>, then <min_value>=Range<min>.
• <max_value>>Range<max>, then <max_value>=Range<max>.

Boolean type.

It contains the indication about how the KPI is handled in the Short-Term Forecast (STF) template.

If:

• true: the KPI is evaluated for all runs of STF, for all scenarios associated to the KPI. In this case, the KPI is constantly monitored.

  Important:   Each KPI evaluation adds a computational overhead after the STF simulation. This overhead is associated to any single evaluation, (usually, 5 minutes).

• false: is only created as a KPI instance, but not constantly evaluated. The KPI is available:

  • In the list of KPIs to be associated to scenarios, for on-demand (spot) evaluations.

  • For the alternative scenario simulations (decision support), provided by STF in the context of real-time scenario evaluations.

Example:

"dynamicAttributes": [
    {
        "code": "shortTermForecastKpi",
        "value": "true"
    }]

String type.

It describes how the KPI is calculated according to a specific template.

Two are the possible values:

• TRIGGERED: the KPI instance is calculated according to the data coming from the provider.
• SCHEDULED: the KPI instance is calculated according to a schedule, independently of any providers.

Integer type.

It contains the scheduling interval expressed in seconds.

This parameter is meaningful only if:

Computation type=SCHEDULED

String type.

To understand if the current KPI value is better than the previous value, it is important to state if it is increasing (the higher value is better) or decreasing (the lower value is better).

Possible values:

• INCREASING: the computed value is better if it is high.
• DECREASING: the computed value is better if it is low.

It identifies the limits of the KPI value, which is based on two integer values:

<min> and <max>.

If you set:

• <min>><max>, then <min>=<max>.
• <max><<min>, then <max>=<min>.

Thresholds based on two real values:

<min_value> and <max_value>.

They must fall within the Range and are used by the GUI to show the KPI quality.

The two values are used to define three regions and each region is colored according to its "quality".

<min_value> and <max_value> are set in two distinct ways:

• Directly by the back-end.

• Estimated according to Range<min> and Range<max>

  • If Range<min> and Range<max> are available in the range, the threshold range is set with

    1. <min_value>=Range<min>+25% of range interval
    2. <max_value>=Range<min>+75% of range interval

  • If only Range<min> is available, the threshold range is set with

    1. <min_value>=Range<min>+25
    2. <max_value>=Range<min>+75

Using the GUI, if you set:

• <min_value>><max_value>, then <min_value>=<max_value>.
• <max_value><<min_value>, then <max_value>=<min_value>.
• <min_value><Range<min>, then <min_value>=Range<min>.
• <max_value>>Range<max>, then <max_value>=Range<max>.

Integer type.

It contains the forecast interval, expressed in seconds.

The possible values are:

• 0 (equivalent to the current forecast)
• 900 (15 minutes).
• 1800 (30 minutes).
• 2700 (45 minutes).
• 3600 (60 minutes).

Example:

"dynamicAttributes": [
    {
        "code": "fore",
        "value": "1800"
    }]

Boolean type.

It contains the indication about how the KPI is handled in the Short-Term Forecast (STF) template.

If:

• true: the KPI is evaluated for all runs of STF, for all scenarios associated to the KPI. In this case, the KPI is constantly monitored.

  Important:   Each KPI evaluation adds a computational overhead after the STF simulation. This overhead is associated to any single evaluation, (usually, 5 minutes).

• false: is only created as a KPI instance, but not constantly evaluated. The KPI is available:

  • In the list of KPIs to be associated to scenarios, for on-demand (spot) evaluations.

  • For the alternative scenario simulations (decision support), provided by STF in the context of real-time scenario evaluations.

Example:

"dynamicAttributes": [
    {
        "code": "shortTermForecastKpi",
        "value": "true"
    }]

String type.

It describes how the KPI is calculated according to a specific template.

Two are the possible values:

• TRIGGERED: the KPI instance is calculated according to the data coming from the provider.
• SCHEDULED: the KPI instance is calculated according to a schedule, independently of any providers.

Integer type.

It contains the scheduling interval expressed in seconds.

This parameter is meaningful only if:

Computation type=SCHEDULED

String type.

To understand if the current KPI value is better than the previous value, it is important to state if it is increasing (the higher value is better) or decreasing (the lower value is better).

Possible values:

• INCREASING: the computed value is better if it is high.
• DECREASING: the computed value is better if it is low.

It identifies the limits of the KPI value, which is based on two integer values: