Graphical User Interface for Displaying Personnel Location and Alarm Information of Railway Tunnels in Electronic Devices

Abstract

1. Name of the design product: Graphic user interface for displaying railway tunnel personnel positioning and warning information of an electronic device. 2. Use of the design product: For an electronic device. 3. Design key points of the design product: Lies in the graphic user interface. 4. Picture or photo that best shows the design key points: The front view of Design 1. 5. The electronic device is of conventional design, and other views of the electronic device are omitted. 6. Design 1 is designated as the basic design. 7. Use of the graphic user interface: For displaying railway tunnel personnel positioning information and warning information. 8. Human-computer interaction method of the graphic user interface: After entering the front view interface of Design 1 for several seconds, the interface will immediately jump to the interface where the locator is initializing as shown in the Interface Change State Diagram 1 of Design 1; after the locator initialization and personnel position initialization in the Interface Change State Diagram 1 of Design 1 are completed, the interface will jump to the interface presenting personnel positioning information as shown in the Interface Change State Diagram 2 of Design 1; clicking on the blue dot positioning icon in the middle of the interface in the Interface Change State Diagram 2 of Design 1, the interface will jump to the interface showing the personnel and their current specific position information as shown in the Interface Change State Diagram 3 of Design 1; in the front view of Design 2, when a person walks in the tunnel and enters the electronic fence range, the interface will jump to the interface prompting "Fence alarm has been triggered, please leave this area quickly" as shown in the Interface Change State Diagram 1 of Design 2; clicking on the "Call for help" button in the middle of the bottom in the Interface Change State Diagram 1 of Design 2, the interface will jump to the interface prompting that the sos warning information has been sent as shown in the Interface Change State Diagram 2 of Design 2; the gray area in the middle of each of the above interfaces represents the map.

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