Choice of displaying strongest signal or actual signal for multiple station studies
 | Implements user adjustable land-cover databases which default to U.S.
standard TSB-88A
values
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| User selectable working field strength units - uV/m, mV/m, dBmV/m, V/m, dBV/m and power units of
watts, dBW, dBm and dBk
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| Uses interpolated signal drawing and edge smoothing for spectacular signal rendering
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| Selectable gradient shading effects provide gradual signal transitions between cutoff
values
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| Full WYSIWYG interface allows the user to see and to adjust what will appear on
printer before its printed.
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| Zoom to any selected map scale using the zoom tool. Define an area with
the zoom tool and fill the screen with it
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| Fully configurable map overlays (colors, line thickness, etc.) including political
boundaries, roads, railroads, metropolitan areas (city polygons), lakes and large rivers
(as polygons), streams, county lines, county names and city names
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| Selectable map projections
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| Selectable datum, NAD 27 or NAD 83. Coordinates allow fractions of seconds.
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| Map Features "color schemes" allow users to save and load color settings as user defined schemes
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| The backdrop features provides the following
backdrops; topographic, land use, towers, census scattergram and census
density in people per square km. Properties such as, population database,
color and density spacing are user defined.
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User defined bitmaps such as logo’s can be added to the maps
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| For U.S. roads uses advanced roads database providing road atlas style maps with highway sign labels.
Global roads system included.
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| For U.S. and U.S. territory, street-level detail to the smallest
street
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| Ability to plot land-cover as a
backdrop for created maps
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Ability to plot city shaped polygons
above and below the signal layer
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User defined tick marks or grid lines
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| Ability to plot signal interference in a transparent layer so that map
features below can be seen
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| Extensive location name database for adding geographic place names to the map
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