Indexing Reality: Building a Queryable Spatial-RF Knowledge Fabric for 250000 Villages

Position paper proposing a queryable spatial-RF knowledge fabric for indexing 250,000 visual and electromagnetic data points across built environments. Combines 3D point clouds with RF signal strength maps to create a unified, searchable representation of physical reality. Applies boundary object theory to the intersection of facility management, telecommunications, and urban planning.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2026-04-21
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19643351
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ICT in Developing Communities
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Indexing Reality: Building a Queryable Spatial-RF Knowledge Fabric for 250000 Villages

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
ICT in Developing Communities
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Indexing Reality: Building a Queryable Spatial-RF Knowledge Fabric for 250000 Villages

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Abstract

Position paper proposing a queryable spatial-RF knowledge fabric for indexing 250,000 visual and electromagnetic data points across built environments. Combines 3D point clouds with RF signal strength maps to create a unified, searchable representation of physical reality. Applies boundary object theory to the intersection of facility management, telecommunications, and urban planning.

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