How to use Views
MyAir’s Analysis page features three distinct ways to view loaded data. For more information on how to load in data, how to save views and download data to your computer, see Getting started with Analysis
Walkthrough Video
You can view a click-through tour of the any page in MyAir using the Help button and then selecting “Tours”.
Device View
On loading data in Analysis you’ll be taken to the device view. This is the most detailed look at an individual sensor. The loaded devices are selectable in the toolbar at the top of the page. The view includes:
- An interactive and scrollable timeseries of all species recorded over the entire period, with separate plotting panes for particulates and gases.
- Plots for temperature and humidity as measured by the Zephyr, along with modeled wind and rainfall data. Devices with peripheral meteorological stations will display measured wind and rainfall data instead of modeled data.
- A map pane for a quick view of the device's location and its surrounding area.
- A pollutant averages table showing measurement data averaged over the selected time period.
Network View
The network view gives insights into all selected Zephyrs at once, allowing you to view averages across a whole network or a subset of a network. Similarly to the device view the network view presents timeseries plots of gases and particulates as well of a table of averages, maxima and minima, but all data here corresponds to the entire group of sensors.
This is incredibly useful for an overview of levels and trends across a city or region, without being complicated by the nuances of measurements on any one particular sensor.
Comparison View
Viewing data using the Comparison View
The comparison view on MyAir’s Analysis tab allows you to form a detailed comparison between a subset of Zephyrs in your network. These comparisons can be incredibly important to understand specific variations - or similarities - between Zephyrs in your network. You can select Zephyrs to be compared in the toolbar.
