🗺️ How to Save and Compare Heatmaps

How to Save and Compare Heatmaps

1. Save your first heatmap
   • Select your KPI (e.g., "Downlink RSRP") from the dropdown
   • Click "Save Heatmap" button
   • Enter a descriptive name (e.g., "Downlink RSRP")
   • Click Save
2. Save additional heatmaps for comparison
   • Switch to a different KPI (e.g., "Uplink RSRP")
   • Click "Save Heatmap"
   • Name it appropriately (e.g., "Uplink RSRP")
   • Click Save
   • Repeat for any KPIs you want to compare (SINR, Interference, etc.)
3. Compare saved heatmaps
   • Click the "Compare" tab
   • Select the heatmaps you want to compare (check boxes)
   • Both views will load side-by-side
4. Navigate synchronized views
   • Zoom and pan - both heatmaps move together
   • Check the bottom-right corner for exact values at each point
   • Values update as you hover over different areas

View Layout Options

• Side-by-side (Vertical): Best for comparing coverage patterns
• Horizontal (Top/Bottom): Good for presentations
• Single View: Quick switching between saved heatmaps

Access layout options using the view selector in the top menu.

Common Comparisons

• Downlink vs. Uplink RSRP: Identify asymmetric coverage issues
• Before vs. After optimization: Document improvement
• RSRP vs. SINR: Correlate signal strength with quality
• Different design iterations: Track changes over time
• Project milestones: Save progress at key stages

Tips

• Name heatmaps clearly with KPI and version info
• Save baseline coverage before making changes
• Use synchronized zoom to spot coverage differences
• Values in bottom-right show exact measurements for precise comparison
• No limit on number of saved heatmaps per project

Benefits

• Document optimization journey for clients
• Validate that changes improved coverage
• Quick A/B testing of different configurations
• Build a visual history of project evolution