Union-Rome signal & environment in 3D

The Ohio-valley terrain with a generated forest canopy, 14 pump-station survey sites and the modeled Wi-Fi and cellular coverage drawn as a glowing signal sea. Drag to orbit, scroll to zoom, click a site to fly in.

Scene

Signal layer

Ground

Drone aerials (real survey photos)Thermal (°C, drone radiometric)

Signal

Signal sea (moving surface, colored by level) Pulses on the ground Band lines (gradient contours)

Stations

Towers

Scene

Trees (generated canopy) Site markers and labels Slow orbit

Detail

Relief ×2.5×

Sea height90 m

Trees

Views

Modeled cellular

About

Terrain: USGS 3DEP. Forest canopy generated from Esri imagery (symbolic; Union-Rome has no LiDAR survey). Modeled Wi-Fi: EDX SignalPro Anderson 2D, 14 access points each run individually on a 5 m grid over USGS terrain and land-use clutter; the map takes the best site at each point. Modeled cellular: Okumura-Hata from the serving towers. Captured layers (Wi-Fi/cellular/gas/particulate/climate) are the drone's readings confined to each site's actual survey footprint — not spread across the valley. NH₃, Oxidizing and Reducing use equal-area hypsometric classes. The signal sea is the selected result drawn as a moving surface whose height and color follow the level. Imagery © Esri.