Using big data from RF monitoring...
summary
LS Telcom demonstrates a pipeline that turns massive RF recordings into citywide continuous coverage maps: portable Alice Observer units record 80 MHz–6 GHz during 6.5-hour drives producing 268 gigabytes per day, automatically upload to a server, and feed Spectrum Map which fuses drive tests, fixed sensors and interpolation to produce continuous RF heatmaps. The system localizes illegal emitters via interpolation without direction finding, shows per-channel and time sliders, supports auto-upload and processing, and targets future crowdsourcing on buses and taxis.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:58Challenges
- 3:06Mapping
- 5:32Spectrum Map GUI
- 7:30Use cases
- 10:48Project in Dubai
- 14:41Process circle
- 16:37LS Observer
- 18:55Automated monitoring
- 19:40The future
- 21:09Outro
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