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A population area centerpoint is the center of mass of a populated area that includes States, Counties, Metropolitan areas, Cities, Towns. This information will be used in the programming of the new BCD996T and BCT15 scanners that include location based scanning capabilities.
 
A population area centerpoint is the center of mass of a populated area that includes States, Counties, Metropolitan areas, Cities, Towns. This information will be used in the programming of the new BCD996T and BCT15 scanners that include location based scanning capabilities.
  
The Site/System location setting on the scanners can be set for 0.5, 1, 3, 5, 10, 20, 30, 50 miles radius. This will create a circle of as small as 1 mile and as large as 100 miles in diameter. These circles should be placed over either the coverage area of a site or system or the center of population mass.
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The Site/System location setting on the scanners can be set for 0.5, 1, 3, 5, 10, 20, 30, 50 miles radius. This will create a circle of as small as 1 mile and as large as 100 miles in diameter. These circles should be placed over either the coverage area of a site or system or the center of population mass. Some areas will require multiple centerpoints for full coverage. This will require multiple sites pr systems to be created on your scanner for coverage. Since most areas have 4 greater sides the size of the circle (radius) should be large enough to cover the entire area.
  
 
The information below will be used as a reference for adding this information to your site/system settings you program in these scanners.
 
The information below will be used as a reference for adding this information to your site/system settings you program in these scanners.

Revision as of 16:14, 17 May 2006

Population Area Centerpoints

Description

A population area centerpoint is the center of mass of a populated area that includes States, Counties, Metropolitan areas, Cities, Towns. This information will be used in the programming of the new BCD996T and BCT15 scanners that include location based scanning capabilities.

The Site/System location setting on the scanners can be set for 0.5, 1, 3, 5, 10, 20, 30, 50 miles radius. This will create a circle of as small as 1 mile and as large as 100 miles in diameter. These circles should be placed over either the coverage area of a site or system or the center of population mass. Some areas will require multiple centerpoints for full coverage. This will require multiple sites pr systems to be created on your scanner for coverage. Since most areas have 4 greater sides the size of the circle (radius) should be large enough to cover the entire area.

The information below will be used as a reference for adding this information to your site/system settings you program in these scanners.

The format should be in the same manner as the following example:

Arizona

Tucson Metro Area

Pima

Oro Valley