Spatial analysis and siting.

Technologies

• Terrain analysis Slope, aspect, curvature, roughness and exposure from elevation models for access, stability and siting.
• Hydrological modelling Flow direction, accumulation, catchments, height above nearest drainage and stream networks.
• Flood inundation and hazard mapping Combining terrain, hydrology and gauges into flood extent and depth for site risk.
• Viewshed and line of sight What can be seen, or reached by radio, from a mast height over terrain and clutter.
• RF propagation and coverage prediction Path loss over terrain and clutter for links, gateways and cells, used to place masts and size networks.
• Network analysis Routing, travel time, service areas and location-allocation for crews, spares and coverage.
• Spatial statistics and interpolation Autocorrelation, hot spots, kriging and uncertainty for observations that are sparse in space.
• Multi-criteria siting (MCDA) Weighted, constrained suitability surfaces with consistency checks and sensitivity analysis for site shortlists.
• Geocoding and addressing Matching addresses and place names to locations for permits, logistics and asset records.
• Moving features and trajectories Tracks of vehicles, vessels, drones and animals with time-stamped positions.