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Improving the Spatial Data Quality in the Geographical Information System of the Telecom Operator

Spatial data about telecommunication infrastructure facilities represent the inevitable resources of each telecom operator. The precision of collected spatial data, used in the geographic information system (GIS) of telecom operators, is very important, especially when it is about urban environments. In this paper, we have presented the possibility of correcting the positions of telecommunication facilities obtained using the Global Positioning System (GPS). Factors affecting the accuracy and quality of spatial data have been analyzed and solutions for quality improvement proposed. We have shown that using permanent stations can achieve the required level of spatial position correction. A fast and efficient position correction allows updating data in GIS of telecom operators, providing correct, accurate, and timely information about telecom infrastructure.