Presenting Results
Displaying Numerical Summary of Results
After running a job, the results are displayed in the lower half of the Job View Window.
The user then can see the results of all jobs displayed in the upper half of the job View Window by selecting individual jobs one at the time.
The user can also compare multiple job results by selecting multiple jobs at one time. This can be done by holding down the ctrl key while clicking on each job.
Fig. A - Compairing multiple results in Job View Window
Displaying Results in Geographic View
To display the results geographically select the Geographic Result Icon 
to left.
The results are presented by colouring the legs and ground segments. The colour scale is relative, meaning that the highest probability is given the colour red and the lowest is given the colour yellow. So the red colour does not necessarily imply the leg or ground segment is a high risk area.
Collisions are displayed as colours on the legs while Groundings are displayed as colours on segments of polygons.
Fig. B - Colour Coded Geographic view of results.
Displaying Results on Tabular Form
The results can be presented as ship-ship collisions. Click on the icon 
in the Job View Window and a window similar to fig. C below will appear.
Here the striking ships are shown horizontally and the struck ships are shown vertically.
It can for example be seen that the probability of Container ships striking crude oil tankers is 0.0047.
The results can be filtered by leg and collision type.
Remember the colours are relative and do not inform about the absolute severity. The colours identify the maximum values within the current display.
Fig. C - Tabular view of Ship-Ship Collisions
User defined Result Diagrams
The results may also be shown using the Diagram Button 
in the Job View window.
Here the user can specify the diagrams or chose a default diagram.
The user can choose to have the results shown according to legs or ship type.
In Fig. D, the results are shown per leg. It is seen which legs contribute most to the collision probability of the area. In Fig. E, the results are shown per ship type. Here one can see which ship types contribute the most to the calculated incident frequencies.
Fig. D - Diagram View, Results displayed for each Leg
Fig. E - Diagram View, Results per Ship Type
Customised presentation of results
Should the user need to furter customise the presentation of the results of an analysis, the resykts are available on Comma Separated Value (CSV) format.
The results are stored as csv-files in the folder grisk_jobs->{unique string}->results
