Line-of-Sight Verification

Certain radio technologies require having a direct, unimpeded visual Line-of-Sight for the radio wave to travel from transmitter to receiver, in order to work properly. Fixed Wireless internet services is one example, point-to-point microwave links is another.

 

Line-of-Sight verification requires proving that this unimpeded visual link exists between two points. This can be accomplished using visual means, or via highly directional radio equipment.

 

CDS Differentiators:

• H20 and Z30 optical zoom cameras, see CDS Resources

• Matrice 300 drone to carry these cameras, see CDS Resources

• Nikon Coolpix P1000 extreme telephoto camera, see CDS Resources

• Ability to operate at heights, see Elevated base operations

• See also Telecommunications

• Vast experience in this field, see Spirit Telecom's case study

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