Abstract: The present disclosure describes a computer-implemented method that includes: in response to receiving information that a base station from the network of base stations at the geo-exploration site has relocated, obtaining a geographic positioning information of the relocated base station; accessing a database encoding geographic positioning information of base stations from the network of base stations at the geo-exploration site, along with respective frequency assignment information for each base station; analyzing an interference pattern between the base station that has relocated and other base stations from the network that are within a threshold distance of the relocated base station, wherein the relocated base station is being considered for a radio frequency assignment based on the geographic positioning information; and determining the radio frequency assignment for the relocated base station based on the interference pattern.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and universal interface to perform operations comprising initiating, at a first communication system, a call to a second communication system over a 4-wire E&M interface of the first communication system by adjusting, at the first communication system, a state of an e-lead of the first communication system to a closed state; in response to the initiating, triggering, at an interface board, a solid state relay to switch signaling from the first communication system to the second communication system; and in response to the triggering, establishing the call with the second communication system over an auxiliary audio interface of the second communication system.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and universal interface to perform operations comprising initiating, at a first communication system, a call to a second communication system over a 4-wire E&M interface of the first communication system by adjusting, at the first communication system, a state of an e-lead of the first communication system to a closed state; in response to the initiating, triggering, at an interface board, a solid state relay to switch signaling from the first communication system to the second communication system; and in response to the triggering, establishing the call with the second communication system over an auxiliary audio interface of the second communication system.