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 [[File:Radiomappingb.jpg|thumb|500x500px|''Radio mapping is a useful team response planning activity.'']]
-Radio mapping<ref>Also referred to as '''Service Area FRS/GMRS Radio Voice Quality Survey''', but we truncate to "radio mapping" to keep it simple and save money on digital ink.</ref> is the process of creating a visual representation of radio signal strengths and coverage areas across specific geographic locations; in this case, a team's [[Team Service Areas|Service Area]]. A radio map highlights areas with strong, weak, or no signal, helping organizations understand coverage patterns, identify dead zones, and optimize communication infrastructure.
+Radio mapping<ref>Also referred to as '''Service Area FRS/GMRS Radio Voice Quality Survey''', but we truncate to "radio mapping" to keep it simple and save money on digital ink.</ref> is the process of creating a visual representation of radio signal strengths and coverage areas across specific geographic locations. A radio map highlights areas with strong, weak, or no signal, helping organizations understand coverage patterns, identify dead zones, and optimize communication infrastructure. Creating and keeping updated a radio map of a team's [[Team Service Areas|Service Area]] is an important part of disaster response planning in NET.
+The purpose of this job aid is to explain radio mapping and guiding volunteer team leaders through creating and maintaining a Team Service Area radio map.
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