Map Screen

When you log into the system, the Map screen displays all your Wavelets on the world map. You can customize the map to show only the Wavelets you need, creating a focused view tailored to your requirements.

Key Benefits

• Map Navigation: You can zoom and pan the map with minimum lag for faster navigation and better viewing (maps are now built with MapBox)
• Wavelet Filtering: You can display specific Wavelets based on search criteria
• Wavelet Detailed View: You can access a summary of a Wavelet’s status and monitored streams

Prerequisites

You must log into the system to access the Map screen.

Workflow

Follow these steps to work with the map display:

1. Navigate the map
2. Customize the map display
3. View Wavelet details

Navigate the map

To navigate the map:

1. Use the + and - to zoom in or out. 
2. Hold down the left mouse button and drag the cursor to move around the map.

Customize the map display

To specify which Wavelets appear on the map:

1. Enter one or more Wavelet IDs in the search field.
2. Click the Filter icon to pinpoint the Wavelets you want.
3. Open the Filter icon to view a list of search parameters.
4. Select the parameters of the Wavelet you wish to find.
5. Click Apply. The map updates to show only the requested Wavelets, removing all others.

View Wavelet details

Wavelet markers are determined by their battery status, signal strength, communication status, and humidity data streams.

The map displays four technical streams for each Wavelet marker:

1. Battery Status
2. Signal Strength (GSM)
3. Communication Status
4. Humidity

For this tutorial, we’re displaying the Wavelets found on the island of Ayyeka. 

Key to how Wavelets are displayed on the map

To view a Wavelet’s details:

1. Click a Wavelet on the map.
2. Click the + to view a monitored stream (such as Level or CSO Site Flow). You can also select multiple streams.
3. Quick View summarizes the streams over the past week in a graph. Adjust the period to fit your requirements.