CONTRACTOR SCOPE PROCEDURE Sample Clauses

CONTRACTOR SCOPE PROCEDURE. Contractor will perform propagation model optimization drive testing before issuing the Preliminary Design. The sites will be identified in communication with the site acquisition contractor to allow for simultaneous model optimization and site evaluation. The following minimum number of sites will be drive tested for each category: Urban 5 Suburban 10 Rural (w/foliage) 5 Rural (w/o foliage) 5 (where applicable) Contractor will identify slope and intercept and determine standard deviation on the error between measurement and preparation model optimization. An effort will be made to keep this error in the 8dB range for determination of optimal slope and intercept. Search rings will be issued based on study of existing structures, friendly sites, co-locations and zoning criteria in order to minimize site acquisition cost and timeline. An initial study of the existing structures and land will be performed with site acquisition. DELIVERABLE: Search rings will have a cover letter listing map name, site ID, latitude, longitude, minimum and maximum radiation center site name, target AGL (above ground level). Search ring information may change according to acquisition request. Site coverage objectives will accompany the search ring. A map will also be issued identifying the surrounding site locations. Contractor will create an optimized model with zero mean error, slope and intercept for the four (4) site categories described above with associated standard deviation on the prediction error. Contractor will document results in the Preliminary Design report used for all subsequent propagation analyses.
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