Radar and RF coverage
LivePlan radar and RF coverage in the browser, on real terrain.
Browser-based radar and RF coverage analysis with established propagation models, multi-radar networks and route studies. Results export to GeoTIFF, KML and GeoJSON, with nothing to install.
01 / The problem
Coverage decisions mix terrain, equipment parameters, site data and judgement, and they are hard to explain in a static report.
Propagation modelsTerrain-aware coverageMulti-radar networksGIS export
Screens
Inside AxioRad.
Models engineers recogniseLongley-Rice ITM, COST-231 Hata, ITU-R P.1812 and more, picked automatically or by hand. 
A report you can hand overCoverage summary, caveats and model provenance, together in one report.
02 / How I approached it
The decisions that shaped it.
- 01
Put the analysis on a map, so every assumption and its effect stay visible.
- 02
Use established propagation models such as Longley-Rice ITM, COST-231 Hata and ITU-R P.1812 rather than a black box.
- 03
Review imported site data before it goes into a study.
03 / What's inside
What had to work together.
- Coverage and terrain modelling
- Multi-radar and best-server analysis
- Route studies and detection probability
- GeoTIFF, KML and GeoJSON export
04 / Guardrails
Where the AI stops, and what happens when it is wrong.
- 01
Parameters and assumptions shown with every result
- 02
Review before imported site data is used
- 03
Planning support, not formal engineering sign-off
05 / Where it stands
What you can check today.
- Live at axiorad.com
- Runs in the browser with nothing to install
- Sample report published on the site
Status: Live. I do not claim users, customers or performance numbers unless they are written here.
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