# Survey Explorer

The **Survey Explorer** tool works like a microscope, allowing you to zoom in on a specific spot on the survey path. 

## Basic Usage

1. Activate the Survey explorer tool.

2. The Survey Explorer popover will appear along the bottom.

3. Click and drag along a survey path (or survey point) to see precise measurements at that location.<br>

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4. Use the tabs to switch between the **Spectrum** view, **Networks** view, and **Access points** view in the Survey Explorer popover.<br>

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### Spectrum View

If a spectrum analyzer was connected during a survey, a spectrum density view is displayed here. Otherwise, spectrum density is derived from the QBSS Load IE from nearby access points.

### Networks View

Groups nearby access points by SSID. Channel width represents the maximum heard within the SSID, and signal strength is averaged over the last 5 seconds of the survey trailing the survey inspector ("roaming man").

### Access Points View

Shows per-radio details. Signal strength is averaged over the last 5 seconds.

#### Pinning an AP

If you'd like to track a particular access point, you can use the **Pin row** option to pin it to the top of the list. This will allow you to monitor a particular access point as you drag the survey explorer ("roaming man") along the survey path.

{% hint style="info" %}
You might need to scroll to the top of the list after you pin an access point.
{% endhint %}

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