Research on Location in Complex Mountainous Base on GIS

Ning Wang; Ling Bin Yang; Chun Chen

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.955-959.3875

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Future Extreme Climates Projection over Huang-Huai-Hai Region of China
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Research on Location in Complex Mountainous Base on GIS

Abstract:

This paper mainly discusses the sites of complex mountainous area wireless communication stations which is based on the analysis of the top digital model in order to highlight the advantages and functions of GIS in the practical application. This paper is thought on the theory of visual analysis, which is based on the digital model. According to the characteristic value of terrain data extraction, the obtaining and conversion of interpolation parameters as well as the features of characteristics and hope vector coverage area, the verification of signal coverage appears to be consistent with the shape visibility analysis of the base station position. With the assistance of professional ARCGIS, it can be easily to track the data and complete the 3D analysis and surface analysis of the typical complex mountainous terrain. Finally, the paper presents the prediction, preliminary selection, adjustment, optimization and results of station construction.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 955-959)

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3875-3878

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June 2014

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Ning Wang, Ling Bin Yang*, Chun Chen

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Digital Elevation Model, Location Geographical Information System, Mobile Communication, Wireless Base Station

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