Method and system for a building database manipulator
AssigneeWireless Valley Communications, Inc.
InventorsTheodore S. Rappaport, Roger R. Skidmore
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AssigneeWireless Valley Communications, Inc.
InventorsTheodore S. Rappaport, Roger R. Skidmore
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A Building Database Manipulator to build databases for a variety of physical environments including definitions of buildings, terrain and other site parameters, by scanning in or rapidly editing data. Raster scans may be entered or object files in various formats may be used as input. Detailed information is stored in the drawing database about the object's location, radio frequency attenuation, color, and other physical information such as electrical characteristics and intersections of the object with the ground, floors, ceilings, and other objects when objects are formatted in a drawing. The formatting process is strictly two-dimensional in nature, but the resulting drawing is a true three-dimensional environment. The user sees the three-dimensional building structure by altering the views. The resulting database may be used in a variety of modeling applications, but is especially useful for engineering, planning and management tools for in-building or microcell wireless systems.
A computer implemented method for manipulating data from an environment in which a communication network is or will be deployed to construct a database that can be used to generate definitions of the user's physical environment, including buildings, terrain and other site parameters, comprising the steps of:
A computerized system for manipulating data from an environment in which a communication network is or will be deployed to construct a database that can be used to generate definitions of the user's physical environment, including buildings, terrain and other site parameters, comprising:
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