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Mapping
Products and Services
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Ask-Wi.Com now offers mapping services for the outdoor wireless
industry. Wireless mapping combines four variables - wireless
signal behavior, signal loss from trees, terrain effects, and
physical location. By revealing
the interactions between these variables, mapping allows wireless
network designers and business planners to minimize network
costs while maximizing network performance, profitability, and
reliability. Wireless coverage maps and wireless path profiles
can be produced for licensed or license-free networks!
Let
our maps do the wireless engineering and design work for you!
VES Lookdown Map™
Visualize-Evaluate-Select
Coverage map for a single access point/tower
location.
Coverage map for the same area but with two access point/tower
locations.
Before you choose your access point/tower locations, use our
VES Lookdown Maps™
to visualize your customer coverage from each potential tower
location, to evaluate the best tower locations and to select
the tower locations and the equipment that will provide the
best customer coverage.
4P
Map™
- Point-Point
Path Profile
Before you design an outdoor point-to-point wireless link, use
a
4P Map™
to
confirm that you have a clear wireless "line-of-sight"
path. If a wireless path is partially obstructed, the link will
be slow, unreliable, or may not work at all. A 4P Map
reveals how high your antennas need to be, how much gain
your antennas need to have and how much transmitter power and
receiver sensitivity you need.
CQ
File™
- Customer Qualification File
Use
one of our CQ Files™
with your own copy of the
Google Earth™
program before and after your network is deployed. Confirm that
your network covers (or will cover) specific customer street
addresses. You can qualify a new customer while they are
still on the phone! Seeing
is believing - that's why we invite you to try a CQ
File for yourself. It's this easy:
1. Download the latest Google
Earth version
from Google. http://earth.google.com/download-earth.html
After you download Google Earth; start it. If you haven't used
Google Earth before, this is a good time to become familiar
with the features. If you're new to Google Earth, here's a link
to the "Getting Started" page.
2. Click
here to download a trial CQ File. This is an real-world
file (Multi Site Wireless Network Sample.kmz) that allows you
to see the coverage provided by a multi-tower wireless ISP.
3. The green that you see is the coverage area of all of the
tower sites combined. On the left-hand Google Earth menu, you
can check or uncheck (turn on or turn off) each tower site individually
to see the coverage area from each tower. You can also check
or uncheck the individual names of each tower site. All of the
Google Earth features, zooming, tilting, viewing from any compass
direction, control of layer density, etc. are fully functional.
4. Try checking to see if a specific street address is within
the coverage area. Here are two sample addresses. Cut and paste
them one at a time into the "Fly To" window in the
upper left-hand corner Google Earth "Search" box.
43685
Yellow Wood Rd, Sauk Centre, MN
820 Commerce Rd, Long Prairie, MN
Using a CQ File makes checking wireless coverage
is so easy that anyone in your organization can do it.
GIS
Insight Map™
- Actionable Business Data
Talk with us about our customized
GIS Insight
Maps™.
These
maps can combine wireless coverage, exact physical location,
plus detailed customer information. GIS Insight Maps
can display wireless network data, wired network data, population
density, income levels, or any other geographically-based
customer data in ways that provide insight into improving
the efficiency and the profitability of your business.
You can determine how many business or residential customers
are within your coverage areas - along with the names and
the addresses of those customers. You can do customer capacity
planning and prepare address lists for marketing campaigns.
You can create maps that are limited only by your creativity.
Use our GIS Insight Maps as a business intelligence
tool. Compare actual revenue to potential revenue. Evaluate
the business value of merger and acquisition candidates.
Show investors the graphical evidence that supports your
business plan. Our GIS Insight Maps allow
you to make decisions based on empirical data, not just
on intuition. Put your own creativity to work - tell us
what you would like to see and we'll work with you to make
your data visible and actionable.
Pricing
VES
Lookdown Map
One
access point or tower location - $ 249.
Two access point or tower locations - $ 398.
Three access point or tower locations - $547.
More than three tower locations - Hourly - Ask for a quote.
Additional
map with any (one) parameter changed - $ 149.
4P
Map
1st
profile map - $ 249.
Each additional map with one parameter changed - $ 149.
CQ
File
(includes VES Lookdown Maps)
One
access point or tower location - $ 499.
Two access point or tower locations - $ 799.
Three access point or tower locations - $ 998.
More
than three tower locations - Hourly - Ask for a quote.
Additional
map with one parameter changed - $ 275.
(Includes additional VES Lookdown Map)
GIS
Insight Map
Hourly - Ask for a quote.
VES Lookdown Map, 4P Map, CQ File,
and GIS Insight Map are trademarks of Ask-Wi.Com, Inc. Google
is a trademark of Google.
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People who attend our training sessions often tell us -
"We wish we had this information
when we were first starting out"
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