10 - Frequency Plan Validation with HTZ warfare
HTZ warfare also offers streamlined spectrum analysis features that allow its users the option
of validating channel plans against the existing Federal assignments imported from the Goverment
Master File. The user can import a channel plan in Comma Separated Value format (*.CSV) and assign
it to their radio in question.
The user then has the option of generating a report that will
specify which frequencies in the channel plan will potentially interfere with the existing Federal
assignments. Potentially interfering frequencies in the channel plan are tagged 'NOK' or 'Not OK' while
frequencies that do not pose any cochannel or adjacent channel threat are tagged 'OK'. For each potentially
interfering frequency the victim agency and frequency is identified in the report. For a live demonstration
of HTZ warfare's ability to model Land Mobile Radio technology in accordance with TSB-88, feel free to contact
our US office.
ATDI strives to identify, develop and integrate modeling techniques that are either standardized or even
undocumented through its relationship with its clients. Over time, ATDI streamlines these modeling
techniques into it's product line for the benefit of ATDI's user base.