Cow Event Analysis
3 min
required permissions to use this feature, your vas pulse platform user account must be assigned to a role with herd read permissions see edit dairy user permissions docid\ gw6zx7tfc4ihsbrtozc v and manage dairy roles docid 9yjukdzfab0kko1hw0mxj for more information cow event analysis graphs allow you to focus on individual events for specific lactations or days in milk, and are an invaluable resource for tracking and investigating your herd's unique health profile in greater detail the graphs are located on the cows docid\ avcjgxoah9eajl2sltbx1 page, below the main trends graph follow the guidelines below when working with event analysis graphs note this example above shows a mast event, but the same guidelines apply to all events benchmark assigned based on your customization settings docid\ xfythpv9vulopk2eqdoxy , your cows are compared to herds of similar locale and size the blue bar identifies the benchmark details event line use the solid colored line to view total cases and percentage (%) of affected cows by month the light blue bar indicates the total number of cows, and hovering over the graph provides details by month note for quick association, the healthval line color matches the color currently defined for the event see edit event definitions docid\ z txhd56q4ypynjqpvogn for more information herd event trend use the gray dotted line to follow the trend curve for your herd event bench if benchmark data exists, you can compare your herd trend curve to the benchmark curve if benchmark data is not available for your location and herd size, a message displays below the graph click occurrence to view the reference data in occurrence percentages and include threshold values on the graph, or click count to view the reference data in total counts threshold the red dashed line indicates your threshold for this event you can set custom thresholds in event definitions docid\ z txhd56q4ypynjqpvogn hover over a bar on the graph to view additional data if the graph includes data for the current month, the bar is shaded to indicate that data for the month is incomplete related topics event definitions docid\ z txhd56q4ypynjqpvogn