An engineer is performing a data collection to validate wireless coverage. At what two locations should a linear point collection be performed? (Choose two.)

The correct answer is C. auditorium D. warehouse. Linear (or linear grid) point collection is the appropriate method for large, open areas where a standard grid-based survey would be impractical or overly sparse. Auditoriums (C) and warehouses (D) are large, open spaces with long unobstructed runs where linear collection along…

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Options

Aoffice cubicles
Bprivate offices
Cauditorium
Dwarehouse
Econference rooms

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(31 responses)

A
10% (3)
B
3% (1)
C
71% (22)
E
16% (5)

Explanation

Linear (or linear grid) point collection is the appropriate method for large, open areas where a standard grid-based survey would be impractical or overly sparse. Auditoriums (C) and warehouses (D) are large, open spaces with long unobstructed runs where linear collection along aisles or rows efficiently captures RF characteristics. Smaller, enclosed spaces like office cubicles (A), private offices (B), and conference rooms (E) are better served by standard grid or spot-check collection methods due to their defined boundaries and furniture-based RF variation.

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