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Radar coverage
analysis tool

Professional RF propagation planning in your browser. Terrain-aware coverage prediction with Longley-Rice ITM, COST-231 Hata, and ITU-R P.1812-6 — no installation required.

Built for radar engineers, defense planners, telecom professionals, and RF teams who need accurate terrain-based coverage analysis. Five ITU-R propagation models, multi-radar network analysis, best server mapping, and route studies. All calculations run locally via GPU acceleration — your data never leaves your machine.

Models:5 ITU-R propagation models
Range:20 MHz – 20 GHz, up to 2000 km
Terrain:Multi-source, sub-meter to 90 m
Compute:GPU-accelerated WebGL

Free tier available • No credit card required • Client-side processing

Applications

Radar coverage and radio planning
for every sector

Defense & Surveillance
01

Defense & Surveillance

Plan radar placement for surveillance systems, border monitoring, and airspace coverage. Detection probability mapping with configurable RCS targets, Swerling models, and terrain shadow identification for sensor network optimization.

Telecom & Radio Planning
02

Telecom & Radio Planning

Plan radio networks with COST-231 Hata and ITU-R P.1812-6 propagation models. Best server analysis for multi-site networks, route studies for coverage verification along roads and corridors, and dead zone detection for service optimization.

Critical Infrastructure
03

Critical Infrastructure

Assess coverage for emergency services, SCADA networks, and industrial facilities. Ensure reliable connectivity across challenging terrain with terrain-aware propagation modeling and environmental effects.

RF Engineering
04

RF Engineering

Validate link budgets, analyze Fresnel zone clearance, and predict signal strength with five ITU-R propagation models. Export results as GeoTIFF, KML, and GeoJSON for integration with professional RF planning tools.

Research & Academia
05

Research & Academia

Model propagation scenarios across Longley-Rice ITM, COST-231 Hata, and ITU-R P.1812-6. Test models against real terrain data, compare results with coverage comparison tools, and export georeferenced data without field campaigns.

Capabilities

Professional-grade radar coverage
and RF propagation analysis

Five ITU-R standard propagation models combined with multi-source terrain data for accurate coverage prediction. The only web-based tool with radar-specific detection probability, best server analysis, and route studies.

5 ITU-R Propagation Models
01
Physics-based RF propagation analysis

5 ITU-R Propagation Models

Industry-leading coverage with five ITU-R standard propagation models. Automatic model selection based on frequency, distance, environment, and terrain — or manual override for full control.

  • Longley-Rice ITM — irregular terrain, 20 MHz–20 GHz, 1–2000 km
  • COST-231 Hata — urban/suburban empirical, 150–2000 MHz
  • ITU-R P.1812-6 — terrain-based area prediction, 30 MHz–6 GHz
  • Two-Ray ground reflection — short-range multipath analysis
  • Free-Space (Friis) — baseline LOS path loss
Multi-Radar Network Analysis
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Best server and route study

Multi-Radar Network Analysis

Analyze up to 20+ radar or radio sites simultaneously. Best server composite mapping shows dominant coverage per cell. Route study traces signal and detection probability along paths with dead zone detection.

  • Best server analysis — identify strongest site per grid cell
  • Route study — interactive polyline signal charting
  • Coverage comparison — baseline vs. modified network
  • Dead zone and worst-gap identification
GPU-Accelerated Processing
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Real-time terrain-aware analysis

GPU-Accelerated Processing

WebGL-based parallel computation enables analysis of large coverage areas in seconds. 32-point line-of-sight sampling with Fresnel zone clearance and knife-edge diffraction. All processing runs client-side — your data never leaves your browser.

  • WebGL GPU acceleration — millions of grid points
  • 32-point LOS with Fresnel zone clearance
  • Knife-edge diffraction (ITU-R P.526)
  • Zero server-side processing — full data privacy
Professional Export & GIS Integration
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Georeferenced output formats

Professional Export & GIS Integration

Export coverage results in industry-standard formats for integration with QGIS, ArcGIS, Google Earth, and professional RF planning tools. GeoTIFF raster output for direct GIS overlay.

  • GeoTIFF — georeferenced Float32 raster for GIS
  • KML/KMZ — Google Earth visualization
  • GeoJSON — QGIS, ArcGIS, Mapbox integration
  • CSV with full propagation metadata

Additional capabilities

Radar equationDetection probability (Pd), SNR, link margin
Target modelingRCS, Swerling 0–4, airborne/maritime/ground
Environmental effectsRain, foliage, atmospheric (ITU-R P.676)
Building obstructionOpenStreetMap urban shadow analysis
6 visualization modesSignal, Pd, path loss, SNR, margin, best server
Multi-source elevationMapbox, Google, SRTM with tile caching
6 color schemesRainbow, thermal, viridis, plasma, magma, custom
AI datasheet parsingExtract RF parameters from PDF datasheets
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No installation required. Import your radar parameters, select your area of interest, and generate accurate coverage predictions directly in your browser.

Free tier includes 10 analyses per week • No credit card required