B08_-_Attachment_2_-_Transmitter_Locations.pdf

This is a technical diagram showing transmitter and receiver locations for a ground water system radio transmission setup at what appears to be Dinosaur National Park. The satellite image shows three key locations with their corresponding coordinates and technical specifications: a Tank location (40°26'34"N 109°18'14"W) with a 15mW transmitter operating at 902-928 MHz with 0dB antenna gain, a Records Office location (40°26'14"N 109°18'15"W) with both transmitter and receiver capabilities, and a Maintenance Building location (40°26'15"N 109°18'13"W) equipped with a receiver. The Records Office and Maintenance Building are connected by continuous transmission capabilities, with the Records Office transmitter outputting 15mW power and featuring -130dB antenna gain.

The image provides a detailed aerial view of the mountainous terrain where these communication points are located, with a red line indicating the transmission path between the locations. This technical documentation appears to be supporting documentation for the installation or repair of the radio transmission system at Dinosaur National Park, showing the precise positioning and specifications required for the communication network.