Map

The Map View visualizes device locations, statuses, alarms, and dashboards, offering real-time monitoring and efficient device management.

The Map View in AlphaX offers an interactive interface for visualizing device locations and statuses. Features include draggable maps, color-coded status indicators, detailed device information, alarms, dashboards, and URLs for advanced configurations. Users can filter devices, analyze real-time data, and access performance insights, making it an efficient tool for monitoring and managing devices geographically.

Map View

Header Controls Table

This table describes the main controls in the Map View header. It includes buttons for switching between Table and Map views, a back button for navigating to the main dashboard, and a filter/search bar for quickly locating specific sensors.

These elements provide easy navigation and quick access to different data views, enhancing the user experience.

Element
Top Right Buttons	Two buttons to switch views: - Table: Opens a tabular view of sensors. - Map: Displays the map view of sensors (current view).
Heading	Displays the title "Sensors Control Panel" at the top centre of the interface.
Back Button	Located below the heading, labelled as "View All Data". Clicking this navigates to the main dashboard.
Filter/Search Bar	A search field labelled "Enter sensor name to filter" for locating sensors by name.

Map Navigation Table

The Map Navigation Table outlines the interactive features available for exploring and navigating the map in the AlphaX Map View. These features enable users to locate devices efficiently and analyze geographical data with ease.

Feature	Description
Drag Map (Hand Icon)	Users can navigate the map by dragging it with a hand icon to explore locations worldwide.
Zoom Functionality	Zoom in and out to focus on specific regions or get a broader overview of device locations.
Highlighted Locations	Yellow-highlighted areas indicate regions with devices or sensors present.
Filter Option	A text box labelled "Enter name or tag to filter" allows filtering of devices by name or tag.

Dot Colour Status Table

The Sensor Dot Status Table explains the meaning of the coloured dots visible on the AlphaX Map View. Each colour represents a specific status of the device, helping users quickly assess the operational state of devices across locations.

Dot Colour	Device Status	Description
Green	Active	The device is operational and functioning properly.
Blue	Not Deployed	The device is set up but not yet operational or deployed.
Ash	Deactivated	The device is currently deactivated and not in use.
Red	Error	The device has operational issues or errors requiring attention.
Orange	Under Maintenance	The device is undergoing maintenance or upgrades.
Black	Virtual V2	Represents virtual devices or test instances in the system.

Device Information

This table provides detailed information on the features available for each device displayed in the Map View, including operational graphs, dashboards, alarms, and URLs for advanced configurations.

Feature	Details	Additional Information
Device Cards	Pop-up cards display the device name, status, alarms, and operational graphs when a location is clicked.	Provides a quick overview of device performance.
Alarm Notifications	Devices with active alarms are marked with an alert status (e.g., "1 Alarm: Alerted").	Highlights devices requiring immediate attention.
Channels	Shows the number of active data channels for each device.	Displays the data being monitored by the device.
Associated Dashboards	Links to dashboards provide deeper analysis of the device's performance and metrics.	Allows detailed review and insights into device data.
URLs	Certain devices include URLs such as,	1. Object Detection Configuration 2. Object Pathing Interface

Explanation of Device Information Window

The Device Information Window provides a detailed overview of individual devices when selected on the Map View. Below is an explanation of its layout and functionalities,

Heading

• The Device Name is displayed prominently as the heading at the top of the window, indicating which device's details are being viewed.

Action Buttons

Button	Description
Power Type	- Displays the power type of the device, such as: 1. Battery Power Type: Indicates the device is powered by batteries. 2. Main Power Type: Indicates the device is powered through a primary electrical source.
Pin Button	- Allows users to pin one or more devices using the pin icon. - Once pinned, users can move and place the device information window anywhere on the map for convenience.
Close Button	- Closes the device information window and removes the displayed details from the screen.

Note : This table outlines the Pin Feature, allowing users to pin individual sensors for easy access and monitoring. It also highlights the ability to pin multiple sensors simultaneously, which is useful for comparing sensor data or keeping track of critical sensors in one view. This feature helps users manage and monitor key sensors more efficiently.

Device Details Below the Heading

Feature	Description
Site	- Displays the site name in an orange coloured label.
Device Status	- Indicates the current status of the device using color-coded labels: - Green: Active - Ash: Deactivated - Red: Stolen or Missing
Manufacturer	- Displays the device's manufacturer name in a pink coloured label. - This label appears only for some devices.
Network Type	- Shows the device's network connection type in a blue coloured label (e.g., Ethernet, LTE CatM1).
Device Description	Provides a concise description of the device’s functionality and purpose. -Includes operational highlights, connected features, and any active alarms or concerns about the device.
Alarms and Alerts	- Number of Alarms: Shows the count of triggered alarms, if any. - Number of Alerts: Displays the alert status. Includes a maximize/minimize icon to expand or collapse alarm details. Behaviour Summary Two indicators for the sensor's current behaviour, - Number of Alerts - Behaviour of the Sensor: (e.g., "Normal" if the sensor is functioning normally).

Example: "9 Alarms: 1 Alerted" may indicate 1 critical issue requiring immediate attention, while the others are normal.

Data (Channels) Table

This table provides details on the Data Section within the Sensor Details Window. It includes the Data Heading, showing the number of channels, and an Expand Data Button. When expanded, it displays a list of data channels with real-time graphs, sensor names, and action buttons, allowing users to view and analyze sensor data trends in detail.

Section	Description
Data Heading	Displays as "Data" with the number of channels, e.g., "Data (8 Channels)".
Expand Data Button	A plus icon that opens detailed data for the sensor, including: - Device Names: List of each data channel - Chart Images: Visuals of sensor data over time - Three Action Buttons: Options for data analysis.

Data (Channels) Action Buttons Table

This table explains the functions of the action buttons (AI, Analysis, and Table) in the Data Section. Each button serves a unique purpose: AI opens the Explain It panel for insights, Analysis provides in-depth data review with charts, and Table displays the data in a tabular format for side-by-side comparison. These actions enhance data analysis capabilities.

Action Button	Description	Navigation
AI	Opens the "AlphaX Intelligence" Panel on the right side, providing AI-driven insights and analysis options for sensor data.	Stays on the current map view.
Analysis	Opens detailed analysis charts for sensor data. Allows users to visualize trends and patterns in the Analytics -> Charts page.	Navigates to Analytics -> Charts page.
Table	Displays the sensor data in a tabular format for side-by-side comparison and detailed review in the Analysis -> Table Analysis page.	Navigates to Analysis -> Table Analysis page.

AlphaX Intelligence (Opens after user clicks the AI button)

This table outlines the Explain It Panel options, which open after clicking the AI button.

Option	Description
Explain it to a Community	Provides a simple and relatable explanation of the data for non-technical audiences, focusing on what the data means and why it matters in layman’s terms.
Explain to a Data Scientist	Delivers a technical analysis of the data, including statistical details, trends, and algorithmic insights for advanced users focused on model accuracy and performance.
Explain to a Engineer	Offers an in-depth explanation of system operations, sensor performance, and potential mechanical implications for users managing hardware or system reliability.
Explain to a Executive	Summarizes high-level insights and implications of the data for strategic decision-making, emphasizing business outcomes and operational impact.
Explain to a Planner	Focuses on predictive trends and actionable steps for resource management, helping with future planning and ensuring optimal system performance.

Key Features in the AI Button in Map View

1. Device Information

2. Channel Description

3. Graphical Visualization

   • Sensor Data

   • Anomaly Indicator

   • Data Navigation

Insight Section

• Data Interpretation

• Key Observations

Operational and Sustainability Impacts

• Operational

• Sustainability

Export Options of AI Button

Button	Function
Export to PDF	Allows users to download the AI-generated insights as a PDF document for offline access or sharing.
Export to Mail	Enables users to directly email the AI-generated insights, providing a convenient way to share information with others.

Note : This view offers actionable insights tailored to help engineers, planners, and executives optimize performance, plan for maintenance, and ensure operational compliance with environmental standards.

Dashboards View in Map View

Feature	Description	Additional Information
Dashboard Links	Displays clickable links to associated dashboards for the device.	These links allow users to access detailed insights and historical data.
Purpose	Provides graphical analysis and performance metrics of the device.	Dashboards are tailored to monitor specific device functionalities, such as energy usage, temperature, or connectivity.
Example Dashboards	Examples include Electric Vehicle Dashboard	These dashboards are customized for specific devices or operational contexts.
Link Format	Each dashboard link includes the name of the dashboard and its associated URL.	Clicking the URL navigates the user directly to the detailed dashboard in the AlphaX Cloud platform.
Number of Dashboards	The number of dashboards varies per device. For example, some devices may have one dashboard, while others may have multiple.	Devices with complex functionality typically have more associated dashboards for in-depth monitoring and analysis.

Note : The Dashboard View provides users with direct access to tailored dashboards that offer graphical analysis and performance data for each device. These dashboards enhance the platform's utility by enabling detailed monitoring and actionable insights.

URLs Table in Map View

Name	URL
Link 1	https://minnovation.com.au/link1
Link 2	https://minnovation.com.au/link2

Note : The URLs Table is a vital part of the Map View, offering quick access to advanced tools like object detection and pathing configurations. This feature enhances user control and analysis of device functionalities.

Conclusion

The Map View in AlphaX provides a comprehensive and interactive platform for visualizing and managing devices across geographic locations. With features like draggable maps, detailed device information, color-coded status indicators, dashboards, alarms, and accessible URLs, it ensures users can efficiently monitor and analyze device performance. This intuitive design supports seamless navigation, real-time data insights, and enhanced device management capabilities.