Introduction of the project

Self-organizing network radio stations were quickly deployed at the snow disaster site. Through the coordinated deployment of drones and ground portable devices, the core communication network was completed. Air nodes quickly form wide-area coverage, while ground nodes prioritize covering key areas such as temporary command points and medical rescue points. The coverage range is expanded through multi-hop routing technology. For the "three disconnections" scenario, satellite portable stations are deployed as emergency backup links to ensure smooth communication between the command center and the outside world. In scenarios where traffic is paralyzed due to disasters, the emergency communication network established can be connected to unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) snow condition reconnaissance equipment and emergency radio stations to complete rescue dispatching, snow condition data transmission, and personnel communication support.

Advantages

• Adapted to low-temperature harsh environments, with stable and reliable communication.
• Break through the limitation of facility paralysis and quickly establish a network
• Real-time transmission of snow condition data
• Portable deployment, enhancing the efficiency of rescue and handling.