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mobile-coverage-russia

v0.0.2

Published

Downoads and extracts mobile coverage data for Russian mobile operators

Downloads

9

Readme

Mobile Network Coverage for Russia

Installation

npm install mobile-coverage-russia

How it works

Major mobile operators in Russia provide coverage maps in a form of tiles for Yandex Maps. This library downloads map tiles and extracts data from it.

Usage

Module exports utility function lonLatToPixel(zoom, [longitude, latitude]) which converts geographic coordinates to pixel coordinates in the projection used on coverage maps. We decided to leave explicit conversion to the user because in many cases he will need to process coordinates in one way or another.

import { createStorage, lonLatToPixel, coverage, mts3G } from 'mobile-coverage-russia'

const zoom = 10
const lngLat = [ 38.412416, 55.7048255 ]

coverage(mts3G, createStorage(), zoom, 0, lonLatToPixel(zoom, lngLat))
  .then((x) => console.log(x ? 'Have signal' : 'No signal'))

Calculate average levels in square area

const zoom = 10

const westNorth = [ 38.412416, 55.7048255 ]
const eastSouth = [ 38.605871, 55.677205 ]

const nw = lonLatToPixel(zoom, westNorth)
const se = lonLatToPixel(zoom, eastSouth)

const pixels = []
for(let x = nw[0]; x < se[0]; x++) {
  for(let y = nw[1]; y < se[1]; y++) {
    pixels.push([ x, y ])
  }
}

coverage(mts3G, createStorage(), zoom, 0, pixels)
  .then((levels) => levels.reduce((acc, level) => acc + level, 0))
  .then((level) => { console.log(level / pixels.length) })
  .catch(e => console.error(e))

Coverage functions support partial application for up to 4 arguments. Following invocations are equal.

const storage = createStorage()
const zoom = 10
const pixel = lonLatToPixel(zoom, [ 38.412416, 55.7048255 ])
let promise

promise = coverage(mts3G, storage, zoom, 0, pixel)

// promise = coverage(mts3G, storage)(zoom, 0, pixel)

// promise = coverage(mts3G, storage, zoom, 0)(pixel)

Supported maps

MTS

Available zoom levels: 7 - 12 Meaningful zoom levels: 7 - 10

Maps:

  • mts2G
  • mts3G
  • mts4G
  • mts4GPlan

Megafon

Available zoom levels: 5 - 12 Meaningful zoom levels: 5 - 10

  • megafon2G (support is in progress)
  • megafon3G
  • megafon4G
  • megafon4GPlus