<aside> 💡 Screens are physical displays used by brands to market their products. Digiez provides data regarding pedestrian interaction with them.
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When a screen is selected on the map, a side panel appears. Below is a diagram illustrating this panel, along with a table providing descriptions of its various elements
| Panel section | Key | Example | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Main | Screen name | 4 TEMPS HORIZON 1 | This is the name of the screen. |
| Comment | No comment | This is a place where the operations or calibration team can leave comments regarding set up or calibration of the screen. | |
| ID | #12836 | The identification number used by the Digeiz database to identify the screen. | |
| Floor | 1 | This indicated which floor the screen is on. | |
| Screen areas | A1-136 | The area that the screen is in. | |
| Obstructive | No | This signifies whether the element is permeable, meaning the view of other elements around it are not blocked by its presence. | |
| Billing | Coverage | Covered | Indicates whether this screen is included in the scope. Sometimes a screen might not be included in the quote, and the coverage level selected will be optional. |
| Licence | Yes | Shows whether a licence has been applied to the screen. | |
| Data Delivery | Yes | Indicates whether the gate is generating data. | |
| Priority | - | Used by the calibration team at Digeiz to determine the priority of the counting station calibration connected to the screen. | |
| Connected screens | Connected screens: 1 | 4 TEMPS HORIZON 1 | This section indicates if the screen has connections to screens on other floors. See below for a detailed explanation of this. |
In large shopping centers, screens are often visible across multiple floors. For instance, the screen "4 TEMPS HORIZON 1" is visible on both level 1 and level 2, thanks to the viewing platform design of this shopping center.
On map editor, we represent this relationship by connecting the screens, indicating that they are one screen but viewable from multiple levels. This ensures accurate data management and representation of screen visibility.
Screen "4 TEMPS HORIZON 1" on Level 1
Screen "4 TEMPS HORIZON 1" on Level 2
