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TEMS DISCOVERY - Introduction
TEMS DISCOVERY Introduction September 2010, Ascom
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AGENDA
Overview Getting Started Features Walk-Through Use Cases
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[ OVERVIEW ]
WHAT IS TEMS DISCOVERY?

New post processing tool within the Ascom TEMS portfolio. Designed for network optimization and trouble shooting but can also be used for benchmarking and QoS verification Flexible tool that is easy to adopt to the working process. Automated data processing User defined KPIs Inbuilt reporting Excellent post processing solution for TEMS Investigation and TEMS Pocket
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[ OVERVIEW ]
TECHNOLOGY SUPPORT
IS-95/cdma2000 1x EV-DO (Rev. 0/ Rev. A) GSM/GPRS/EDGE
WCDMA/HSDPA/HSUPA/HSPA+
TD-SCDMA WiMAX LTE
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TEMS DISCOVERY 2.1 PACKAGES

Standard package Includes all views (map, time chart, messages, problem summary, histogram, etc) Efficient processing and reporting Instant access to Information Elements Easy embedding of expertise
Professional package
Highly customizable
Includes integrated Google Earth Allows definition of your own KPIs Provides more extensive processing and reporting
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DATA ORGANIZATION AND MANAGEMENT

Each raw test file only needs to be processed once Processed data provides highly organized information Data is instantly accessible
Unlimited number of composite data sets

Incremental merging of new data with existing data Data can be shared across the organization Old data can be easily archived (and restored if needed)
DATA ORGANIZATION AND MANAGEMENT

Projects organized in Private and Public folders Each project may contain Datasets, Composite datasets, and Archives
Each Dataset contains logfile data easily organized by operator, device, IMSI, processing date, etc
RICH DATA PRESENTATION

Conventional views Data explorer Map Views
Time Series Chart

Message View Table View Histogram (Bar/Pie Chart) Report View Layer 3 IE browser
COMPREHENSIVE GIS DATA SUPPORT

Terrain Elevation Data Raster Images Vector Data
Approximately 100 commonly-used GIS file formats

Wide selection of free or low-cost yet high-quality data available (as shown)
Capable of automatic merging of GIS data with different sources, formats, and projections
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TEMS DISCOVERY DIFFERENTIATORS

Flexible user interface
Multiple sub-views for easy side-by-side comparison Metric correlation Completely customizable:
Report templates Key Information Sets of Point Detail configuration
Documents
Analysis Sets View layouts
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[ GETTING STARTED ]
USER INTERFACE & TERMINOLOGY
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[ GETTING STARTED ]
Projects:
A project is a holder used to organize the processed data from a geographic region. TEMS Discovery loads the data once and saves the processed data permanently until removed
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A document defines the configuration settings of the specific data sources, displayed metrics, and view layouts.
Opening a TEMS Discovery document will restore almost all aspects of any saved information, except for the zoom level.
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GIS data includes vector data, raster images, and terrain elevation data.
Data from the same geographic region are grouped into a Geo-area, which can be referred to by one or more projects .
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Task Window lists the status of background tasks that are created by importing data or configuring automatic data processing.
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Message Log contains the message generated from the current operation, which can be Report Generation, Script Execution, etc.
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OPEN A PROJECT...
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PROJECT WORKSPACE...
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EXPLORER & CO...
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EXPLORER - DATASET
The Data Set tab displays drive test data in logical groups: Archived, Composite, and Data Sets. Except for the archived dataset, each group is in a tree view layout that can be drilled down to the metric level.
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EXPLORER - CELLS
The Cells tab is the logical display of imported network configurations, sector groups, and sector filter expressions.
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EXPLORER GIS/COVERAGE MAP
The GIS window lists all GIS data associated with the current project. The GIS data can be displayed in Map View by dragging and dropping, or choosing it from its pop-up menu
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LEGEND
The Legend View displays the plot band information of metrics that are drawn in the Map View and Time Chart. Here, you can show or hide a particular metric from display by selecting or deselecting the corresponding metric title.
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POINT DETAILS
The Point Detail View provides a convenient way to overview detail information from a particular time or location. By moving the cursor into the Map View and Time Chart, or by changing the row selection in the spreadsheet of Message View and Table View, the detail information will be displayed here. Use pre-defined configurations or create a new.
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PROJECT PROPERTIES
Under this tab you find general information regarding the current project, regarding GIS, UDR (User Defined Region), and cell configuration data.
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SYNCHRONIZABLE & SUMMARY DATA VIEWS
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SYNCHRONIZABLE VIEWS Synchronizable views simultaneously display data that was collected at the same moment. All of these views can be part of playing back drive test data. Synchronizable views are: Map View, Time-series Chart, Messages, Table View, Wave View, and Google Maps.
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SUMMARY DATA VIEWS Summary data views are the views that present statistic data in various formats.
Those are: Metric Correlation, Histogram, Sector Statistic, Problem Summary, Batch PDF, and Report.
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SYNCHRONIZABLE & SUMMARY DATA VIEWS Rearrange views by dragging-and-dropping
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SYNCHRONIZABLE & SUMMARY DATA VIEWS to any position for any disposition
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SYNCHRONIZABLE & SUMMARY DATA VIEWS Split view into sub-views
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[ GETTING STARTED ]
SYNCHRONIZABLE & SUMMARY DATA VIEWS Split view into sub-views
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SYNCHRONIZABLE & SUMMARY DATA VIEWS Each view has its own individual toolbar with functions related to that specific view
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[ FEATURES WALK-THROUGH ]
WALK-U-THROUGH SOME FEATURES AND VIEWS.... The following will be covered in this section: Import of GIS map data Creation of a new project Import of drive test data (logfiles) Cell configuration import Organization of workspace and views Analysis of drive test data with various views Generation of report
IMPORT OF GIS MAP DATA - PROCEDURE Use the Walk-U-Through wizard (or Data Import button on toolbar)
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IMPORT OF GIS DATA DIALOG
Click Add Files...
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ADD FILES DIALOG
Browse for your file and click Open...
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GIS FILE ADDED
Select the geo area to which you can connect the imported GIS data geographically, or create a new geo area
Click Import.
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GIS DATA IMPORTED

The imported GIS data file (map) appears in the GIS/Coverage Map tab under GIS Data and the corresponding geo area, among other imported GIS data files.
From here, you can bring it into Map View by right-clicking it and selecting Send to Map View.
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CREATE NEW PROJECT - PROCEDURE Next step in the Walk-U-Through wizard
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PROJECT PROPERTIES
Name your new project Select the geo area you used for the imported GIS, and use that map as the default Save your new project
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PROJECT CREATED
The new project appears among the other projects, but contains no drive test data yet (DataSets is empty). Right-click the project to rename, delete or open it (among other procedures).
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IMPORT DRIVE TEST DATA - PROCEDURE Next step in the Walk-U-Through wizard
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IMPORT DRIVE TEST DATA DIALOG
Click Add Files...
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ADD FILES DIALOG
Browse for your files and click Open...
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DRIVE TEST DATA ADDED
Select the project to which you want to import the data and name the dataset to which the data will belong.
Click Import.
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DRIVE TEST DATA IMPORTED
The imported drive test data appears under the specified project and dataset. The data can be organized and grouped by device, file name, etc
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ORGANIZING THE IMPORTED DATA
Right-click the dataset and select File/Device Grouping By... and then a suitable attribute.
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DRIVE TEST DATA GROUPED BY DEVICE
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IMPORT CELL CONFIGURATION - PROCEDURE Next step in the Walk-U-Through wizard
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IMPORT CELL CONFIGURATION DIALOG
Select the project to which you want to import the cell configuration
Browse for the cell configuration file to add (Rename the cell configuration) Click Import
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EDIT DEVICE ATTRIBUTES - PROCEDURE Next step in the Walk-U-Through wizard
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VIEW OR EDIT ATTRIBUTES
File/Device Grouping By... - Attributes! Some are editable New ones can be added
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VIEW OR EDIT ATTRIBUTES
Right-click a device (for global changes to all files under that device) or a specific file and select View/Edit Device Attributes. Edit button also works...
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EDITABLE ATTRIBUTES (1)

Add your own notes or any other file specific info. For global changes (to all files under specific device), right-click the device in the previous dialog. Example: MSx = Teamx First file under each MS is before changes to network Second file is after changes
First file for Team 2...
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... before changes...
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GROUP BY NOTES INSTEAD...
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NEW GROUPING BY NOTES
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READ-ONLY ATTRIBUTES
Read-only attributes for this specific file, collected from the file itself at import
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USER-DEFINED GLOBAL ATTRIBUTES
Add your own attribute...
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NEW EDITABLE ATTRIBUTE ADDED...
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POPULATE THE NEW ATTRIBUTE (1)...
Suppose Team 1 has used MS1 and also produced the first logfile for MS3...
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Suppose Team 1 has used MS1 and also produced the first logfile for MS3... Team 1 allocated to all files under MS1.
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Suppose Team 1 has used MS1 and also produced the first logfile for MS3... Team 1 also to be allocated to first file under MS3...
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Suppose Team 1 has used MS1 and also produced the first logfile for MS3... Team 1 also allocated to first file under MS3...
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NEW GROUPING BY DRIVE TEST TEAM (1)...
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NEW GROUPING BY DRIVE TEST TEAM (2)...
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CREATE COMPOSITE DATASET - PROCEDURE Next step in the Walk-U-Through wizard
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CREATE/EDIT COMPOSITE DATASET
New grouping to facilitate creation of composite dataset...
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CREATE/EDIT COMPOSITE DATASET
Drag-n-drop the files to the members of the group. New composite dataset created and saved...
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COMPOSITE DATASET CREATED
Composite datasets are treated as any ordinary dataset only grouped/organized differently
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GEOLOCATION BINNING - PROCEDURE Next step in the Walk-U-Through wizard
Make sure you select project and dataset
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GEOLOCATION BINNING DIALOG
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FRAME GROUP CREATION
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BINNED DATASET IN TREE STRUCTURE
Dataset 0105 still time binned as when imported. New geobinned dataset binned according to your settings (region-by-region, by route distance, bin size 150 m, etc)
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ANALYSIS - PROCEDURE Next step in the Walk-U-Through wizard
Select file to analyze for dropped calls
Then click Open Project
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ANALYSIS OF DROPPED CALL, OVERVIEW
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GENERATE REPORT - PROCEDURE Next (last) step in the Walk-U-Through wizard
Select mobile/file for the report...
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REPORT GENERATION DIALOG
Pre-defined and userdefined (if any) templates for selection. Filtering options: Collection Date Site sector groups defined Conditions defined (in Script Builder) Defined UDR (cluster filtering connected to UDR indexing, in Project Properties)
GENERATED REPORT
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VARIOUS VIEWS AND FUNCTIONS... Walk-U-Through wizard complete... Now, more details on views and functions..!
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DISPLAY SITES
Drag-and-Drop...
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DISPLAY METRIC
Lets display also the geobinned data for same file... D-n-D!
Data binned with 150 m bin size
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DATA OFFSET
Click the Data Route Offset button to enable the offset function On the Data Routes Distance button: Left-click to increase (+) distance Right-click to decrease (-) distance
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SECTOR COVERAGE
Click the Sector Coverage Intellisense button to enable that function On the sector of your interest: Left-click to display coverage links Right-click to clear links
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SPIDER MOVE
Click the Spider Move button to enable that function
Move cursor over samples to display the serving sectors

Right-click in the map for context menu: Freeze Data Point to Sector Links Remove... (frozen links)
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USER DEFINED REGION (UDR)
Activate with toolbar button Draw your region With region selected: save, close, or delete it
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USER DEFINED REGION (UDR) - PROPERTIES
Considered for filtering and/or geobinning Hole can be exception when binning or filtering Geobinning options if binning of this region
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DATA FILTERED WITH REGION
Select Filtering region (Data Filter tab) under Dataset tab in Explorer Drag-n-Drop metric to map Samples displayed only within region
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MAP VIEW OPTIONS
Map view options from toolbar...
Search for co-channel, co-PSC, etc
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CELL CONFIGURATION VIEW OPTIONS
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GROUPING SITES AND CELLS
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TIME CHART
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MESSAGES VIEW
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MESSAGES VIEW KEY INFO SETTINGS
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MESSAGES VIEW L3 BROWSER
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HISTOGRAM VIEW
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TABLE VIEW
Select configuration or create a new by DnD metrics into table, and save.
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SECTOR STATISTICS VIEW

Select configuration or create a new by DnD metrics into table, and save. Functions similar to Table View. Selected sector is flagged in Map View.
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PROBLEM SUMMARY VIEW
DnD the entire dataset into view, with certain problem set (collection of events to look for) selected. One dropped call found, in file ...007_MS3 (same as in our Walk-U-Through) Click Analysis Set button and select set ...and the analysis looks...
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PROBLEM SUMMARY VIEW - ANALYSIS
...like this! Identical to the analysis from Walk-UThrough...!
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USE CASE 1: Getting started

Use the Walk-U-Through wizard (steps 1-4):
Import GIS: OpenStreetMap.gmp (provided to you by the instructor)

Create a new project. Name it Training_<your name> Import logfiles (provided to you by the instructor) Import site file (provided to you by the instructor) Open your new project and DnD metric WCDMA Cell Measurements / Categorized Ec/Io / A1, from MS3 in logfile with suffix _007, into the Map View.
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USE CASE 2: Preparing Analysis

In order to simplify your analysis, some preparations can be done: Add WCDMA Cell Measurements / Categorized Ec/Io / A1 and some other metrics to a Favorite group (right-click metric) for smooth scrolling, and filter out only those DnD metric A1 also into Time Chart and entire logfile (..._007) into Messages View DnD all sites into the map Change background color in the Time Chart Apply Frame Filter WCDMA Active Set in Messages View & filter out only those KeyInfo containing PSC = 8. Check number of active set cells in detail view. Save Document as Training_<your name> Close your project and then open your project again from Project Explorer Close the project again and open the saved document from Document List, and compare the result with opening a project TEMS DISCOVERY Introduction September 2010, Ascom 108
USE CASE 3: Network Status

Open (if not already) your saved document containing your created project
Open Problem Summary View and DnD your entire dataset into it
Any problems found? Which types/how many? ........................................................ Analyze them what seems to be the problem? ......................................................
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USE CASE 4: Edit Device Attributes

Continue with step 5 (Edit Device Attributes) in the Walk-U-Through wizard
Expand your project and sort the dataset by device

Mark any device and add a new global attribute called Team Allocate MS1 and MS2 to Team 1, under Editable Attributes tab (Unconditional editing) and the new Team attribute Allocate MS3 and logfile (..._006) under MS4 to Team 2 Allocate logfile (..._007) under MS4 to Team 3 Sort your dataset by Team
Close the dialog and sort also your dataset by Team in Explorer. Works OK?
USE CASE 5: Create Composite Dataset

Continue with step 6 (Create Composite Dataset) in the Walk-U-Through wizard. Let us assume that changes have been done in the network and you want to sort drive test data according to before (Team 1) and after (Team 2 & 3) this change. Expand your dataset and sort by Team Create new static composite dataset and name it Before change DnD Team 1 to members of the group on right-hand side. Save. Create new composite dataset and name it After change Allocate both Team 2 and Team 3 to this group. Save and exit the dialog. Back in the Explorer and Dataset tab, expand Composite and verify that your created composite dataset is present. You deal with this composite dataset just as with any ordinary dataset.
USE CASE 6: UDR - User Defined Region

With User Defined Regions (areas) created, you can sort your data by region and perform specific geolocation binning for specific regions.
With the Dropped Call Analysis still visible in the map (from Use Case 3), create a region covering the samples after the dropped call and name it Southern tip. Locate it under GIS/Coverage Map tab in Explorer.
Remove the samples in the map by right-clicking and selecting Dataset Remove Curves. Under Dataset tab, apply filtering by your new region and DnD (from file ...007_MS3) again A1 from your favorite group into the Map View. Works OK? Remove the samples again and apply no region filtering before DnD A1 once more. Works OK? Remove (close) the region from the map and make it appear again...
USE CASE 7: Geolocation Binning

Continue with step 7 (Geolocation Binning) in the Walk-U-Through wizard. Denote a suffix to your binned dataset Specify 100 m bin size by route distance and apply this to your defined region Southern Tip only When completed, expand the binned dataset and DnD A1 from MS3, logfile ..._007, into Map View. Works OK? For more convenient display, separate the binned data samples from the others by applying Data Route Offset Verify the bin size (100 m) with the measurement tool
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USE CASE 8: Analysis

Continue with step 8 (Analysis) in the Walk-U-Through wizard. Close your current (open) project In the wizard, select your project, dataset and the mobile/file where you had problems according to Use Case 3. Select an appropriate analysis set and press Open Project
What happens? Difference from Use Case 3?

Use Spider Move in the Map View and Point Details to find a possible solution to the Dropped Call problem
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USE CASE 9: Report

Continue with step 9 (Report) in the Walk-U-Through wizard. Keep the same Mobile as from Use Case 8 and press Generate Report Select template WCDMA CS Call Sample Report under group Common Apply no filtering Generate report Study the report
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USE CASE 10: Create New Analysis Set

Open Google Earth and DnD metric WCDMA Rx Tx Power/Rx Power. Save as Analysis Set with an appropriate name Close the project Back in the analysis step in the wizard, select the same project, dataset and mobile/file as in Use Case 8.
Select your new analysis set and press Open Project

What happens? Difference from Use Case 8?
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TEMS DISCOVERY - Introduction

TEMS DISCOVERY Introduction September 2010, Ascom

TEMS DISCOVERY Introduction September 2010, Ascom

TEMS DISCOVERY Introduction September 2010, Ascom

WHAT IS TEMS DISCOVERY?

TEMS DISCOVERY Introduction September 2010, Ascom

TEMS DISCOVERY 2.1 PACKAGES

TEMS DISCOVERY Introduction September 2010, Ascom

[ OVERVIEW / KEY FEATURES ]

DATA ORGANIZATION AND MANAGEMENT

Unlimited number of composite data sets

TEMS DISCOVERY Introduction September 2010, Ascom

[ OVERVIEW / KEY FEATURES ]

DATA ORGANIZATION AND MANAGEMENT

TEMS DISCOVERY Introduction September 2010, Ascom

[ OVERVIEW / KEY FEATURES ]

RICH DATA PRESENTATION

Time Series Chart

TEMS DISCOVERY Introduction September 2010, Ascom

[ OVERVIEW / KEY FEATURES ]

COMPREHENSIVE GIS DATA SUPPORT

Approximately 100 commonly-used GIS file formats

TEMS DISCOVERY Introduction September 2010, Ascom

[ OVERVIEW / KEY FEATURES ]

TEMS DISCOVERY DIFFERENTIATORS

TEMS DISCOVERY Introduction September 2010, Ascom

TEMS DISCOVERY Introduction September 2010, Ascom

USER INTERFACE & TERMINOLOGY

TEMS DISCOVERY Introduction September 2010, Ascom

USER INTERFACE & TERMINOLOGY

TEMS DISCOVERY Introduction September 2010, Ascom

USER INTERFACE & TERMINOLOGY

USER INTERFACE & TERMINOLOGY

TEMS DISCOVERY Introduction September 2010, Ascom

USER INTERFACE & TERMINOLOGY

TEMS DISCOVERY Introduction September 2010, Ascom

USER INTERFACE & TERMINOLOGY

TEMS DISCOVERY Introduction September 2010, Ascom

TEMS DISCOVERY Introduction September 2010, Ascom

TEMS DISCOVERY Introduction September 2010, Ascom

EXPLORER & CO...

TEMS DISCOVERY Introduction September 2010, Ascom

TEMS DISCOVERY Introduction September 2010, Ascom

TEMS DISCOVERY Introduction September 2010, Ascom

EXPLORER GIS/COVERAGE MAP

TEMS DISCOVERY Introduction September 2010, Ascom

TEMS DISCOVERY Introduction September 2010, Ascom

TEMS DISCOVERY Introduction September 2010, Ascom

TEMS DISCOVERY Introduction September 2010, Ascom

SYNCHRONIZABLE & SUMMARY DATA VIEWS

TEMS DISCOVERY Introduction September 2010, Ascom

TEMS DISCOVERY Introduction September 2010, Ascom

SYNCHRONIZABLE & SUMMARY DATA VIEWS Rearrange views by dragging-and-dropping

TEMS DISCOVERY Introduction September 2010, Ascom

TEMS DISCOVERY Introduction September 2010, Ascom

SYNCHRONIZABLE & SUMMARY DATA VIEWS Split view into sub-views

TEMS DISCOVERY Introduction September 2010, Ascom

SYNCHRONIZABLE & SUMMARY DATA VIEWS Split view into sub-views

TEMS DISCOVERY Introduction September 2010, Ascom

TEMS DISCOVERY Introduction September 2010, Ascom

TEMS DISCOVERY Introduction September 2010, Ascom

TEMS DISCOVERY Introduction September 2010, Ascom

IMPORT OF GIS DATA DIALOG