Tornado radios – resilient radio network during natural disasters
With extreme weather events on the rise, deploying a resilient radio network which has already proven itself during natural disasters
This assessment will capture real world data on obstructions and spectrum to provide an accurate appraisal of the reliability of a radio site. This analysis also identifies mitigation measures which could improve the RF performance at a site.
The Radio Site Survey comprises of two parts:
This part of the assessment involves physically visiting the site where the radio will be installed. The main objective here is to determine key information prior to deployment such as the equipment and cabling required and antenna mounting in terms of height and distance.
Mimomax can provide a document which provides a Method of Procedure for carrying out the Physical Site Survey. This document provides guidelines to:
The RF site survey is performed to identify any RF interference present at the site and gain an in-depth understanding on how to meet overall RF coverage requirements. The data generated from this survey can be used for making informed decisions about each site.
To assist with performing an RF Site Survey, Mimomax can provide: