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King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals

Selection of the Most Suitable Locations for Telecommunication Services in

Khartoum

Faisal Mukhtar ID: g200901510Amir A. Merghani ID:g201004180

Instructor:Dr. Baqer Al‐Ramadan

Outline

Introduction

GIS and telecommunication

Objectives

Scheme of the system

Result and Discussion

ConclusionGIS: Selection of the most suitable

locations for telecommunication services

Introduction

Objectives

Introduction

GIS: Selection of the most suitable locations for telecommunication services

Introduction

GIS and telecommunication:

GIS reduces labor and overtime costs that may be a result of inaccurate information in the legacy paper mapsIdentification of the actual need of telephone lines in any area.Helps in providing the information needed to make the right decisions such as determining the locations and cable paths of telecommunications networks, wireless and fiber optic and mobile telecommunication towers sites.To facilitate maintenance operations through information provided by topographic maps.Helps in determining the intensity of use and areas of suffocationProvides enough information to get rid of the problem of overlap with other service projects.Helps in organizing complaints and customer assistance

Introduction

GIS and Telecommunication

Objectives

ConclusionGIS: An Indispensable tool In Health

applications...By A.O Amao

The main objectives of the study are to find

1. Explore the uses of GIS in telecommunication services in South‐eastern part of

Khartoum City (AL‐Maamora District) in Sudan.

2. The suitable locations for telecommunication services for the study area and

design suitable plan for towers’ spacing.

3. Number of towers, switches, cables, and columns.

Objectives

Introduction

Objectives

1. Tower is the primary conduit for communication and ranges in height from 200 m to 400 m depending on the nature of the area covered by the tower and covers an area of 1000 m (1 km)

2‐ Poles are used to connect the wires to homes and have a typical height of about 6m

3 – Cable (or microwave) is the carrier of the signal between the towers and the switches and are of different sizes

4 – The streets5 ‐ Switches are the links between towers and poles using the cable6 ‐ Information for various customers such as customer name, phone

number, etc. ..7 ‐ Building numbers and dimension8 ‐ Sectors contains a collection of buildings to be connected to the

network

Scheme of the system (Cont’d)

Towers

switches

Cableor

Microwave power

Columns

Telephone wires

Satellite image as background

Zooming

Land parcels layer

Attribute Table for Blocks

Attribute Table for Buildings/Parcels

Attribute Table for Streets

Introduction

Objectives

Result and DiscussionConclusion

Towers and Cables Distribution:

Towers’ Coverage Area:

Result

Distribution of Switches:

Result

Distribution of Columns:

Attribute Table for Towers

Attribute Table for Switches

Attribute Table for Columns

Attribute table for Cables

Introduction

Objectives

Conclusion

This study highlights the importance of using GIS may provide best location selection for telecommunication services.A total of 3 towers, 10 switches, and 152 cables of different lengths should be provided in the case study considered in this project.The project has resulted in reduction of labor and overtime costs that would have been needed to carry out the actual work on site.

Suggestion for Future Work

Study to help in Identifying whichcustomers would be out of signal if aswitch is opened.

GIS may be used to provide bestlocation for selection of not onlytelecommunication services, but also forother utilities needed in residential areasof Khartoum city.

References

1. Al‐Ramadan B, (2005). Introduction to GIS technology and its applications.Map Middle East. Vol.1.

2. Richard Sliuzas; 2002; Opportunities for enhancing communication in settlement upgrading with geographic information technology‐based support tools; Habitat International 27 (2003) 613–628

3. Ayman M. Nour ; 2011;The Potential of GIS Tools in Strategic Urban Planning Process; as an Approach for Sustainable Development in Egypt ; Journal of Sustainable Development

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