Planning & Optimization Services

Reliable Network Planning – Tailored to Your Requirements

Secure, highly available, reliable, cost-effective, and on schedule - that’s how we design your communication or broadcast network.

Our approach builds on extensive international experience in both critical communications and broadcast network planning. From terrestrial radio and TV networks to mission-critical systems for security and utilities, we support network operators and regulators alike. Whether developing new infrastructure or modernizing existing systems, our expert consultants deliver solutions precisely tailored to your technical and operational requirements.

We strike the right balance between performance, cost, and quality, using advanced software tools and measurement systems to support efficient, scalable planning across all technologies.

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A coverage and interference map of southwest Germany, highlighting regions around cities like Saarbrücken, Kaiserslautern, and Baden-Baden. The map uses color coding to indicate different coverage statuses: green for "covered" areas, blue for "P1" and "P2" zones, red for "interfered" regions, and white for "not covered" areas. Major cities, roads, and geographical landmarks are labeled, with a scale bar indicating distances.

Color-coded radio coverage heatmap showing signal strength distribution across a geographic area, representing LS telcom’s expertise in coverage analysis and network optimization.

A network coverage map of the Stuttgart area displaying nodes and sections in different colors. Nodes such as "S-LUD", "S-STU Passive", and "S-STU" are marked. Colored regions represent various network sections, with a legend indicating color codes for sections like "Sec 1 S-LUD" (blue), "Sec 2 S-REM" (red), and others. Major highways (A8, A81) and roads are visible, along with the city of Stuttgart in the south-central part.

A signal strength map of Hamburg city center, Germany, showing streets, buildings, and landmarks like Rödingsmarkt and Hopfenmarkt. The map uses color gradients ranging from dark red (strongest signal) to light blue and green (weakest signal) to represent signal strength in dBµV/m. Major roads such as B4 and Willy-Brandt-Str. are marked, along with the U-Bahn station at Rödingsmarkt. A color legend in the top left indicates signal strength values.

Discover how our planning experts use powerful simulation tools and innovative monitoring solutions to support your success - whether in broadcast, utility, or critical communication environments.

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