LINKPlanner RF Network Design & GIS Optimization

Planning outdoor wireless links is tough engineering work. Telecom engineers have to calculate whether two towers miles apart have a clear line of sight over hills, trees, and buildings, while accounting for rain fade and antenna angles. Even a small miscalculation can mean poor connection or complete link failure.

Historically, engineers had to bounce between separate map tools, spreadsheets, and equipment price lists, which was slow, frustrating, and prone to errors. I redesigned LINKPlanner to bring everything together on a modern, map-first canvas. Engineers can now drop towers on an interactive map, see immediate terrain cross-sections, verify line-of-sight, and automatically generate a complete parts list for ordering equipment—cutting down what used to take days into just a few minutes.