The purpose of Digital Maps For Telecom (RF Map) is for planning design, telecommunication networks, and accurate obstacle height modeling.

• Spatial analysis of existing networks and the surrounding environment;
• Spatial analysis and modeling in communication network planning;
• Selection of sites with appropriate calculations for cellular antennas, PCS radio ports, fiber nodes, and repeaters;
• Determining the optimal route for cable laying, considering central lines of streets, railways, and various underground communications;
• Determining the optimal location of radio relay lines, considering surface profiles;
• Optical visibility determination from antenna locations;
• Modeling radio wave propagation and analysis of their coverage areas;
• Obtaining geographically referenced measurements of electromagnetic fields (GIS+GPS) and their analysis;
• Radio frequency planning and optimization of GSM/GPRS/EDGE, UMTS/HSPA+, LTE, LTE-Advanced cellular communication networks, and Wi-Fi, WiMAX broadband access;
• Frequency-territorial planning and optimization of DVB-T, DVB-T2, DVB-H, DAB broadcasting networks;
• Designing digital radio relay lines;
• Supporting the operation and development of TDM/IP/MPLS/Ethernet/IMS communication transport networks, capacity planning for information flows and services, solving analytical tasks to improve efficiency;
• Auditing existing communication network objects.

Remote sensing data of very high and high resolution can be obtained more quickly as they may already be available in the operator's archives, and new imaging does not require any approvals from competent authorities. Suitable for creating 2D models (regional models).

Satellite imagery does not require on-site visits, unlike aerial imagery and UAV-based imaging.

Aerial imagery allows obtaining images with high spatial resolution (up to 1 cm/pixel) and provides a higher level of detail for orthophotoplans and models, achieving a root mean square error (RMSE) of coordinate determination of less than 10 cm, and can be performed below solid cloud cover. Aerial imagery is suitable for creating highly accurate CMM and CMR. Suitable for creating 3D and 2.5D models (urban models).