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Workspace IBM MAS - Renewables
Created by Guest
Created on Oct 17, 2026

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Implement Tracker Deviation Angle Heatmap with Color-Coded Status

Implement a Tracker Deviation Angle Heatmap in IBM Prescinto, similar to the existing Inverter Status Heatmap, to visualize tracker performance based on the deviation between the target angle and actual angle.

The deviation angle should be calculated as:

Deviation Angle = Target Angle − Actual Angle

Apply the following color-coding logic:

Green: Absolute deviation angle is within 3 degrees (≤ 3°).

Red: Absolute deviation angle is greater than 3 degrees (> 3°).

The heatmap should provide a clear visual representation of tracker deviations, enabling users to quickly identify trackers operating outside the acceptable deviation limit and improve monitoring of tracker alignment and performance.

Idea priority Medium
Needed By Not sure -- Just thought it was cool
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