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TEMS DISCOVERY
- Introduction
TEMS DISCOVERY Introduction January 2010, Ascom
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AGENDA
Overview
Getting Started
Features Walk-Through
Professional Features
Use Cases
AGENDA
Overview
Getting Started
Use Cases
[ 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
[ OVERVIEW ]
TECHNOLOGY SUPPORT
IS-95/cdma2000 1x
EV-DO (Rev. 0/ Rev. A)
GSM/GPRS/EDGE
WCDMA/HSDPA/HSUPA/HSPA+
TD-SCDMA
WiMAX
LTE
[ OVERVIEW ]
TEMS DISCOVERY 1.0 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
[ OVERVIEW ]
PACKAGE COMPARISON
TEMS Discovery
TEMS Discovery
Professional
Intuitive graphical user interface
Drive test data processing:

Multi-technology, multi-device and multi-source
Unrivalled GIS data support: more than 110 different formats
Support for all types of TEMS logfiles
Comprehensive Data Processing:

~3000 available IEs and 500+ predefined events
Easy Report Builder

Deploys report templates throughout the organization
Extensive Script Builder

Generate your own specific KPI, events and metrics for the whole organization
Automatic data processing:

For processing, report generation and e-mail notification of newly arrived data
Embedded Google Earth for visualizing of metrics, events, or customized KPIs
Advanced site and cell configuration management
[ OVERVIEW ]
DEPLOYMENT SCENARIOS
[ OVERVIEW ]
DEPLOYMENT SCENARIOS
TEMS Discovery
Users
Deployment
Scenarios &
Data Sharing
Legend
Optional
High
Bandwidth
LAN
Regional
Data Processors
Regular
LAN
Remote field
users
Internet or Intranet
Internet
Connection
TEMS Discovery
Users
Regional
Data Processors
TEMS Discovery
Users
Regional
Data Processors
[ OVERVIEW ]
LICENSING
Legend
TEMS Discovery
Users
Optional
High
Bandwidth
LAN
Standalone
Dongle
Licensing
Regional
Data Processors
Regular
LAN
Remote field
users
Internet
Connection
TEMS Discovery
Users
Regional
Data Processors
TEMS Discovery
Users
Regional
Data Processors
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[ OVERVIEW ]
LICENSING
Floating
License Pool
Regional
Data Processors
With regional
licensing server
Remote field users

fetch license by
designating server
IP
Regional
Data Processors
Regional
Data Processors
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[ OVERVIEW ]
LICENSING
Regional
Regional
Data Processors
Data Processors
Floating
License Pool
With global
licensing server
TEMS
Discovery
iWINDA
Users
Users
Regional
Regional
Data Processors
Data Processors
Remote
Remote
fieldfield
users
users
Internet
Internet
or Intranet
or Intranet
Internet
Internet
or Intranet
or Intranet
TEMS Discovery
iWINDA
Users
Users
Regional
Regional
Data Processors
Data Processors
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[ OVERVIEW / KEY FEATURES ]
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)
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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
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VERSATILE DATA BINNING

Time binning during data import
Frame level resolution
Smart selection
- No binning for event-triggered messages
- Binning for periodical messages
Geo-binning
Distance binning
Grid binning
Per-region mixed resolution (for example, fine
resolution in dense urban areas and coarse
resolution in rural area)
Holes within regions
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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
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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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GIS DATABASE ACCESS

Integrated online access to multiple free
GIS databases
USGS TerraServer
High-resolution terrain elevation data, aerial, or
satellite images
Free downloading of data for TEMS Discovery
default boundary or any user-defined area
Google Maps
Web links to popular web sites for free
or low-cost GIS data sources
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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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REPORT BUILDER*
All TEMS Discovery events and metrics
Full array of statistical attributes
Drag and drop to any desired cells
All Microsoft Excel functions

Formula, Equation
Styles
Charting
Data filtering per any file/device attributes

Operators: for benchmarking
Date: for trending
Uses universal templates or specific data

Integrated maps
* Professional version only
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SCRIPT BUILDER*
On-demand data extraction and
intelligence embedding
Simple drag-n-drop access to
All metrics
All IEs in layer 3 messages
On-demand data extraction and

manipulation
Generation of any metrics, events,
filtering criteria
Embedding of proprietary algorithms for
standardization across the organization
Scripting in C#/C/C++ syntax
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AUTOMATIC DATA PROCESSING*

Monitoring and processing of incoming data
Automatic creation of multiple projects and
dataset according to users configuration
Automatic creation of KPI plots and reports
Automatic e-mail notifications to multiple
recipients
Multi-computer distributed computing with
automatic task dispatcher and load balancing
Multiple tasks can be configured
Easy and flexible configuration
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AGENDA
Overview
Getting Started
Use Cases
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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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[ GETTING STARTED ]
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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[ GETTING STARTED ]
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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[ GETTING STARTED ]
Task Window lists the status

of background tasks that are
created by importing data or
configuring automatic data
processing.
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[ GETTING STARTED ]
Message Log contains the

message generated from the
current operation, which can
be Report Generation, Script
Execution, etc.
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[ GETTING STARTED ]
OPEN A PROJECT...
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[ GETTING STARTED ]
PROJECT WORKSPACE...
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[ GETTING STARTED ]
EXPLORER & CO...
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[ GETTING STARTED ]
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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[ GETTING STARTED ]
EXPLORER - CELLS
The Cells tab is the logical display of

imported network configurations, sector
groups, and sector filter expressions.
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[ GETTING STARTED ]
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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[ GETTING STARTED ]
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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[ GETTING STARTED ]
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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[ GETTING STARTED ]
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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[ GETTING STARTED ]
SYNCHRONIZABLE & SUMMARY DATA VIEWS
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[ GETTING STARTED ]
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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[ GETTING STARTED ]
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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[ GETTING STARTED ]

Rearrange views by
dragging-and-dropping
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[ GETTING STARTED ]

to any position for
any disposition
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[ GETTING STARTED ]

Split view into sub-views
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[ GETTING STARTED ]

Split view into sub-views
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[ GETTING STARTED ]

Each view has its own
individual toolbar with
functions related to that
specific view
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AGENDA
Overview
Getting Started
Use Cases
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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
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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

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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

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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

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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
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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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Team 1 allocated to all files
under MS1.
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Team 1 also to be allocated
to first file under MS3...
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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

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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

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-byregion, by route distance, bin size 150 m,
etc)
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ANALYSIS - PROCEDURE
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.
Collection date filtering
possible.
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REPORT FILTERING OPTIONS

Site sector groups defined
Conditions defined (in Script
Builder)
Filtering by defined UDR

Cluster indexing
(connected to
Report Builder)
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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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MISC MAP FUNCTIONS...

3D View of map
Terrain Path Profile

for terrain map
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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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METRIC CORRELATION VIEW

Higher fitting degree gives better fit but less linear...
Unifying scales in subcharts gives same start and end values, which might
squeeze or stretch the curves...
Aggregation Curve Options specifies start and end values, step size, etc.
Unifying scales...
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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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BATCH PDF VIEW REPORT GENERATION
Pre-defined batch configurations, or user defined

(in Batch Printing Tool see next slide...)
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BATCH PRINTING TOOL, WITH CONFIGURATION
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SAVE YOUR WORK...

View Layout is arranged but nonpopulated views
The existing View Layouts can be
selected when opening a project from
context menu
Update an existing Analysis Set or
create a new
...and open again...
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AGENDA
Overview
Getting Started
Use Cases
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REPORT BUILDER SINGLE CHART
DnD metric into spread

Dialog appears with options
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REPORT BUILDER SINGLE CHART COMPLETE
Move mouse to form chart area and left-click to complete

Make (re-)selections from combo-boxes and/or enter text/values if applicable
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REPORT BUILDER CORRELATION CHART (1)
DnD first metric into spread

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REPORT BUILDER CORRELATION CHART (2)
DnD second metric into grey area

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REPORT BUILDER SINGLE CHART FOR SECTOR DURATION
DnD metric into spread

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REPORT BUILDER SINGLE CHART FOR SECTOR DURATION
Make (re-)selections from combo-boxes and/or enter text/values if applicable

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REPORT BUILDER DETAILS ADDED
Right-click in spread for

context menu
Insert option in selected
cell
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REPORT BUILDER TEMPLATE SAVED

Save report template
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REPORT BUILDER - GENERATE REPORT
Generate Report on file/device/dataset

Select template and filtering options
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REPORT BUILDER EXCEL REPORT
Compare sector duration with

Map View sector coverage...
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SCRIPT BUILDER
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SCRIPT BUILDER
DnD metric to Source Data column

Create Alias
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SCRIPT BUILDER
Create new Event that will be triggered
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SCRIPT BUILDER
Create new Metric that will be used in script
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SCRIPT BUILDER
Create Report Variables to be reported (values displayed) when script is run:

DnD metric to right column
Name variable
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SCRIPT BUILDER
Create script that fulfills the requirements

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SCRIPT BUILDER
DnD!
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AUTOMATIC DATA PROCESSING SETUP (1)
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New task processing (already imported data or) incoming data
Click and browse
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Selection of which
metrics to process
Same dialog as found
from toolbar:
Configuration/Metric
Frame Import
Configuration
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Check and press Execute...
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AGENDA
Overview
Getting Started
Use Cases
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USE CASE 1:
Getting started
Use the Walk-U-Through wizard (steps 1-4):
Import GIS: OpenStreetMap.gmp found under C: Users / xxx / Documents/
Ascom / TEMS Products / TEMS Discovery / iUser_Data / GeoData /
LowerManhattan
Create a new project. Name it Training_<your name>
Logfiles found under C: Program Files / Ascom / TEMS Products / TEMS
Discovery / _DemoDiscovery / NYC_Data / tem_log
Site file found under C: Program Files / Ascom / TEMS Products / TEMS
Discovery / _DemoDiscovery / NYC_Data / Cell_configuration
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 the entire frame (WCDMA Cell
Measurements) into Messages View
Change background color in the Time Chart
Apply Frame Filter WCDMA Active Set in Messages View & filter out only those
KeyInfo containing PSC = 8. Search for parameter with active set 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
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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 and Team
attribute
Allocate MS3 and first file under MS4 to Team 2
Allocate second file under MS4 to Team 3
Sort your dataset by Team
Close the dialog and sort also your dataset by Team in Explorer. Works OK?
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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 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.
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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...
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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 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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USE CASE 11 (Professional version only):

Create New Problem Set
Open Problem Summary View and study the current content of the Problem Set
Definition combo box
Open the Report Template Builder and list the available Problem Sets
Mark the Dropped and Blocked calls set and notice the content to the right
Create a new Problem Set revealing (and named) Critical RF Conditions, with
events from GSM_WCDMA_Events in Metrics List
Select your new set in Problem Summary View and apply on your entire dataset
Any critical RF conditions? Which ones?
Study the device ..._007_MS3 with an appropriate Analysis Set
During the worst condition (Weak Pilot Alert for PSC 8), what is the Top Active
CPICH Ec/Io and Top Non-Active CPICH Ec/Io?
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USE CASE 12 (Professional version only):

Create New Report Template
Open Report Template Builder
Create a template with three different
charts, according to the screen shots
Save it
Generate Report on one device
Study the report
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TEMS DISCOVERY

TEMS DISCOVERY Introduction January 2010, Ascom

TEMS DISCOVERY Introduction January 2010, Ascom

TEMS DISCOVERY Introduction January 2010, Ascom

WHAT IS TEMS DISCOVERY?

TEMS DISCOVERY Introduction January 2010, Ascom

TEMS DISCOVERY 1.0 PACKAGES

TEMS DISCOVERY Introduction January 2010, Ascom

Intuitive graphical user interface

Drive test data processing:

Unrivalled GIS data support: more than 110 different formats

Support for all types of TEMS logfiles

Comprehensive Data Processing:

Easy Report Builder

Extensive Script Builder

Automatic data processing:

Embedded Google Earth for visualizing of metrics, events, or customized KPIs

Advanced site and cell configuration management

TEMS DISCOVERY Introduction January 2010, Ascom

TEMS DISCOVERY Introduction January 2010, Ascom

TEMS DISCOVERY Introduction January 2010, Ascom

TEMS DISCOVERY Introduction January 2010, Ascom

Remote field users

TEMS DISCOVERY Introduction January 2010, Ascom

TEMS DISCOVERY Introduction January 2010, Ascom

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DATA ORGANIZATION AND MANAGEMENT

TEMS DISCOVERY Introduction January 2010, Ascom

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DATA ORGANIZATION AND MANAGEMENT

TEMS DISCOVERY Introduction January 2010, Ascom

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VERSATILE DATA BINNING

TEMS DISCOVERY Introduction January 2010, Ascom

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RICH DATA PRESENTATION

TEMS DISCOVERY Introduction January 2010, Ascom

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COMPREHENSIVE GIS DATA SUPPORT

Capable of automatic merging of GIS

TEMS DISCOVERY Introduction January 2010, Ascom

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GIS DATABASE ACCESS

TEMS DISCOVERY Introduction January 2010, Ascom

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TEMS DISCOVERY DIFFERENTIATORS

TEMS DISCOVERY Introduction January 2010, Ascom

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All Microsoft Excel functions

Data filtering per any file/device attributes

Uses universal templates or specific data

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On-demand data extraction and

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AUTOMATIC DATA PROCESSING*

TEMS DISCOVERY Introduction January 2010, Ascom

USER INTERFACE & TERMINOLOGY

TEMS DISCOVERY Introduction January 2010, Ascom

USER INTERFACE & TERMINOLOGY

TEMS DISCOVERY Introduction January 2010, Ascom

USER INTERFACE & TERMINOLOGY

A document defines the

USER INTERFACE & TERMINOLOGY

GIS data includes vector data,