After logging in, the initial screen with the map view opens by default.

The screen contains a search field on the left for the station search and the expandable navigation bar with the individual functions; there is also a slider for advanced search settings for the graph. The profile for the user currently logged in and the available system settings are displayed at the top right. You can log out of the program using the user icon.

The individual functions are described below.

Note the general function that you can collapse and expand the sidebars on the screen in all views on the left and (if available) on the right by clicking on them.

The map is used to navigate and select the desired station.

▪Use the map with the usual map functions:

▪Move around the map with the mouse and use the left mouse button to hold and drag in the map.

▪Zoom in using the mouse wheel or click on station icons to zoom into the map.

▪Alternatively, use the plus/minus keys to zoom.

You can search for the data that is currently being edited in almost all views. A station search is performed in the map and the data search in the other views.

Note: If it is necessary to create individual stations manually, follow the hints under Stations.

Station Search

▪Search for your desired station either using the search field or zoom into the map using the mouse wheel to select the desired station.

▪Depending on the zoom factor, several stations are also displayed overlapping.

▪Zoom further into the map by clicking on the station icon.

▪Click on the desired station in the tooltip on the station icon.

The time series available at the station are listed in the right-hand sidebar.

▪Click on the desired time series.

You will see a graphical and a tabular representation of the time series values in the right-hand sidebar.

A wind rose is displayed for wind time series.

Note: The data presented here only gives you a rough overview; you can then visualise and evaluate the data in detail.

Data Search

▪Click on the magnifying glass in the views on the left.

▪Enter a string in the search box for which you want to filter.

▪The list of available entries is updated automatically.

▪Close the search box with .

▪Move the cursor to the left border to open the navigation bar.

▪Click on the submenus, if available.

▪Start the desired function.

Follow the links for details.

▪Click on the user icon at the top right.

You will see your user details including the user roles assigned to you. This also shows whether two-factor authentication is active.

▪You can only change your password here or reset it with .

Note the password requirements.

▪Save changed passwords with .

Note: The management of users requires administrator rights.

▪Click on the icon at the top right.

▪Change the language via the menu.

▪Customise the appearance of the interface using the available themes.

▪To find measured value data using an extended graphical search, move the slider to the right.

▪In the Data interval box, select the range of data that you would like to analyse (e.g. data from the last week or the last half decade).

▪Select the parameters you want to analyse.

▪Click the [Search] button.

The initial screen with the map view automatically focusses on the stations, parameters and time series found.

The data is displayed in a heat map. The time series values are displayed in colour. The minimum and maximum are determined automatically from the selected time series values and are based on the set data interval.

Note: If you move the mouse over the legend, an information text is displayed: The values displayed are the arithmetic mean of the largest time series available for the parameter and the station.

As explained above, you can expand the right sidebar (or open it automatically by clicking a station icon) to display the time series at the station as a list and a graphical and tabular view of the time series data for each time series.