A digital surface model (DSM) can be extremely useful for a variety of industries. Creating a DSM was traditionally resource-intensive, but new technologies are making them easier to build.

A growing number of telecom firms are using digital twins as part of their network planning processes. How does this work, and what is the potential of digital twins in the telecom industry? Key takeaways: We’re seeing growing usage of digital twins in telecom planning Using...

Trees and other vegetation seriously affect 5G propagation (transmission). Our study shows the effect of vegetation in path loss modeling, and why trees must be included for accurate models.

Billions of people still lack access to the internet. But telcos can start to close the digital divide by using advanced 3D maps to support RF planning in rural and remote areas. Learn how.

mmWave 5G promises incredibly fast wireless download speeds. But 5G networks will disappoint without reliable mmWave 5G coverage – and so improved planning of networks will be vital.

Many telecom firms are rolling out 5G networks today, and their RF planning teams are choosing where to place cell towers. Learn why more advanced maps will be vital to make these plans a success.

Building footprints are polygons on maps which represent the outline of individual structures. These simple line drawings can provide invaluable information to multiple industries. Learn how.

High-Resolution Population Maps for Radio Planning Mapping the population is becoming more and more critical for telco operators. The reasons and uses are various: Derive the % of population coverage Network dimensioning – capacity simulations Valuable input...