Can I use this as a signal coverage or safety guarantee?
No. It is a terrain line-of-sight estimate at the supplied DEM resolution. It does not model radio propagation, obstacles absent from the DEM, or measurement uncertainty.
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Estimate which terrain cells are visible from an observer using a local DEM.
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If processing fails, check the file extension and source contents. Use a smaller batch if memory runs low. The original files are never overwritten. Inspect known locations and attributes before sharing a result.
No. It is a terrain line-of-sight estimate at the supplied DEM resolution. It does not model radio propagation, obstacles absent from the DEM, or measurement uncertainty.
Yes. Files and calculations stay in your browser. Page resources require an initial network load. Map previews can request external map tiles. No account is needed.
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