Facility-wide wireless across clinical, industrial, government and venue environments — including the gate operations network for Super Bowl XXXIX in Jacksonville, building-wide Wi-Fi at the Duval County Courthouse carried on the same fiber-fed antenna infrastructure as the DAS, the St. James Building at City Hall, and the Xirrus deployment for the One Spark downtown festival.
Earlier: large-scale wireless for Flagler Hospital, Baptist Hospital and Georgia-Pacific at Coleman Technologies, where the survey procedure for diagnosing RF problems in those environments was developed from scratch.
Subtopics
- Fixed Wireless BroadbandMotorola Canopy point-to-multipoint distribution off municipal towers, modeled for coverage before a mast went up.
- Industrial & Plant-Floor WirelessCoverage that has to hold while the line is running — production areas, material handling, yard and warehouse, surveyed on site.
- Point-to-Point WirelessLicensed-exempt bridges carrying voice, video and data where no fixed infrastructure exists — with the encryption placed above the link rather than inside it.
- Wireless MeshMunicipal 802.11a mesh on light poles, backhauled from a city tower, with residential traffic tunneled clear of the government estate.
- Wireless Site SurveyMeasuring coverage on site rather than predicting it from a floor plan — including a countywide drive test in the era before the software existed.
Applied in
- E-Rate Funded Network ProgramsRoughly fifteen engagements across school districts, a regional education service agency and a public library consortium — every design constrained by federal funding eligibility and the funding-year window.
- Multi-Property Gaming GroupFour properties for a regional casino group — security and segmentation, core refresh, wireless, surveillance separation and firewall consolidation.
- Port-Level Authentication: The 2006 PositionAn argument made in 2006 that securing ports by MAC address was not the answer — held across four platform generations, and in production fifteen years later by a route other than the one proposed.
- JTA and Downtown Transit ConnectivitySeventeen years on the boundary between two public agencies that could not direct one another — first as the city's architecture review on transit proposals, then as owner of the interconnect itself.
- Library Wireless ProgramFrom reported dead spots to an engineered coverage program, on an estate where the wireless carried staff safety devices.
- Union Rome Water Treatment Plant Inspection and System DesignDrone-assisted survey, thermal imaging and coverage assessment across 32 sites along the Ohio River, ending in a design package specified down to the part.
- Enterprise Network Access ControlSeven years from vendor evaluation to a control that could quarantine a port anywhere in the city — and the federated exception handling that made enforcement survivable in a building shared with four other agencies.
- Public Access Wireless ProgramFourteen years and four program names — JaxWiz, municipal Wi-Fi, public wireless, Downtown Wi-Fi — from inheriting somebody else's pilot to a signed, mapped downtown build still being extended four years later.
- Automated Asset Tracking ProgramNine years carrying the asset tracking agenda across two titles, argued on billing accuracy rather than loss prevention — and ending in a position and a scoped proof of concept rather than a deployment.
- One Spark Festival WirelessForty-two access points in downtown traffic signal cabinets, backhauled over the fiber that runs the lights, with Ubiquiti mesh between intersections as the fallback and a tenfold internet burst for the week.
- St. James Building WirelessBuilding-wide wireless for City Hall, specified as a measurable coverage floor with heat maps as acceptance and the remediation cost carried by whoever promised the number.
- Duval County Courthouse Technology ProgramA $12M IT program inside a $350M, 800,000 square foot capital facility, cut over live to a fixed date.
- Super Bowl XXXIX Stadium WirelessTicketing and access control across seven stadium gates for the 2005 Super Bowl, backhauled over six point-to-point bridge pairs, in the most hostile radio environment there is.
- Hospital Network and Clinical WirelessFacility-wide clinical wireless under HIPAA across hospital systems in New York, Florida, Delaware and North Carolina.
- Nissan and Georgia-Pacific Industrial WirelessPlant-floor, material handling, yard and warehouse coverage surveyed on site with the lines running.
- Kerzner International Resort PMS IntegrationGuest internet and marina shore power authenticated, metered and posted to a room account across resort properties.
- Statewide Florida Wireless InstallationsTower, antenna and LMR feed line work across the state, alongside the RF design.
- Emergency Operations Center Wireless NetworkA fault-tolerant Motorola wireless network built specifically for EOC use during natural disasters.
- Nassau County Sheriff's Office Countywide WirelessMulti-tower public safety wireless across a large rural county, surveyed by driving it and plotting the readings by hand.
Through subtopics
6 further projects reference a subtopic of this entry rather than the entry itself.
- Enterprise Agreement Pursuit — Global AutomotiveCisco services subject-matter expert on a bid for a global automotive manufacturer's North American arm — a two-day clarification window, an affiliate's engineering bench as the differentiator, a loss, and a headquarters meeting four weeks later.
- PLC Alarm Notification over Cellular AssessmentHow a controller raises an alarm that reaches a human when the site has no operator in front of it and no network worth the name.
- Digital Divide Broadband PilotsHome internet for the lowest-income neighborhoods of Jacksonville, sited by demographic need rather than engineering convenience.
- Fort Stewart Mobile Disaster Recovery FleetA fleet of vehicles able to deploy across Georgia during disasters and operate where fixed infrastructure was gone.
- JEA Utility SCADA and Redundant Control SitesSCADA across 24 treatment plant sites on a SONET and ATM core — water and wastewater engineered as separate systems, with the control network separated from the corporate one two decades before the industry had a name for it.
- SOCOM Transportable Wireless KitA two-site voice, video and data package over a point-to-point link where no fixed infrastructure existed.
Attested by
- Cisco BBSM CertificationBuilding Broadband Service Manager — subscriber provisioning, walled-garden capture and billing, down to custom development in its SDK and SQL schema.
See also
Also searched as
- WLAN
- enterprise Wi-Fi
- wireless LAN
- RF site survey
- heat map
- predictive survey