This month, we bring you the latest updates on HTZ Communications/Warfare and ICS Monitoring SDRN Control, alongside new high-resolution map data to support advanced spectrum analysis and network planning.
In our customer case studies, we spotlight how South American broadcaster NNCP optimises its DVB-T2 broadcast network, and how NNNCo enhances its LoRaWAN-based IoT network services using HTZ’s powerful planning and modelling capabilities. This Australian narrowband provider leverages HTZ for accurate frequency coordination and network rollout.
Our product focus highlights an AI-powered module for radio signal prediction – a breakthrough for signal classification and spectrum intelligence. We also introduce HTZ Viewer, enabling offline access to mission-critical RF planning data for defence users in disconnected environments.
Looking ahead, we’ll be presenting our latest innovations in spectrum management, defence communications, and mission-critical technologies at upcoming events.
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The latest HTZ Communications update—HTZv2025.3—introduces a suite of powerful new features designed to enhance spectrum planning, mobility modelling, and system integration. Highlights include improved spectrum assignment workflows, 4G/5G flight track simulations, geocoded border file handling, and enhanced TRX radar parameter management.
The latest ICS Manager noDB release is now included via CMS, with ITU notice imports updated to support the new BRIFIC format—see full details here.
This release is available now via the CRM. If you do not have a valid maintenance contract and wish to access the latest updates, please contact your local office for assistance.
Check out the latest cartographic datasets released. These royalty-free datasets are a valuable addition to your cartographic toolkit and are accessible to the customer portal. Here's a summary of the data resolutions and their locations:
1m resolution: DTM/Clutter/Buildings: USA: Oklahoma City. Sweden: Helsingborg. France: Sete.
2m resolution - DTM/Clutter/Buildings: USA: Sierra Vista, Deer Valley, Pheonix (AZ), Dallas (TX). Sweden: Eskilstuna, Gavle, Halmstad, Haninge, Huddinge, Jonkoping, Lund, Malmo, Orerbro, Sodertalje, Sundsvall, Umea, Uppsala, Vasteras, Växjö. France: Tarbes. Germany: Berlin.
5m resolution - DTM/Clutter/Buildings: Sweden: Railways.
10m resolution – DTM/Clutter: Bermuda.
10m resolution - DTM/Clutter/Buildings: Sweden.
20m resolution – DTM/Clutter: Saudi Arabia. Hungary. Slovenia. Norway: Svalbard.
100m resolution – DTM/Clutter/Border: SRTM (Bulgaria +1000 km).
We continually refresh our map data library to guarantee your access to the most current maps. Stay tuned for updates!
Advancing Spectrum Intelligence with AI-Powered Signal IdentificationATDI is revolutionising spectrum management with an AI-driven radio signal identification model. This breakthrough automates spectrum analysis, delivering real-time insights with 99% accuracy across 20+ signal types, including 4G LTE, 5G, ACARS, and radar altimeters.
Seamlessly integrating with HTZ and ICS Monitoring SDRN Control, it enhances spectrum monitoring, interference detection, and anomaly identification. Users can fine-tune the model with sensitive datasets while maintaining full security.
A limited version is available on Hugging Face, inviting the AI research community to test and explore its capabilities. Read the full article here.
To support military users operating without internet access, ATDI is providing one free perpetual HTZ Viewer license per HTZ Warfare customer. HTZ Viewer enables offline access to maps, terrain data, and network analysis, sharing mission planning and spectrum operations. HTZ Viewer licenses will align with HTZ Warfare maintenance contract and can be accessed via the CRM portal. For existing customers under maintenance, licenses are available on demand. Additional licenses can be purchased at a cost. For more information or additional licenses contact us today.
Enhance your operational efficiency with HTZ Viewer today!
Watch our latest product video featuring AI Mask Prediction, which enhances RF planning by using AI-driven extraction of satellite images, vegetation, and building contours. More precise data leads to improved coverage, interference analysis, and network optimisation—all with less manual effort.
Watch the video here.
The Consorcio Canales Nacionales Privados (CCNP) is modernising its broadcast network with expanded use of HTZ Communications, supporting over 150 analogue and digital (DVB-T2) TV stations across Colombia. This investment reinforces CCNP’s commitment to high-quality, interference-free coverage and strengthens its position in the broader telecommunications sector, including partnerships with FM radio operators.
CCNP has used HTZ Communications since 2009 for RF planning, network optimisation, and spectrum management. The latest licence expansion enhances its ability to manage infrastructure and grow its network efficiently. In-country support is provided by TES America, ATDI’s regional partner, offering expert guidance and tailored technical support.
Founded in 1998 by RCN and CARACOL, CCNP remains a leader in nationwide broadcast delivery. Through its continued investment in HTZ, CCNP is future-proofing its network and ensuring reliable, high-performance broadcast services. For full article, click here.
NNNCo, a top Australian IoT network operator, uses HTZ Communications to optimise LoRaWAN connectivity for smart infrastructure. The software refines subterranean water meter and pole-top sensor deployments, addressing challenges like soil absorption, urban clutter, and interference.
HTZ models terrain, clutter, and worst-case RF scenarios to ensure precise gateway placement and network reliability. Its support for sub-GHz LPWAN networks makes it ideal for LoRaWAN, with high-resolution GIS, 3D terrain analysis, and advanced interference tools enabling efficient frequency planning.
With HTZ, NNNCo accelerates deployments, improves coverage, and ensures regulatory compliance—reinforcing its position in large-scale, carrier-grade IoT solutions across diverse industries. For the full article, click here.
Stay updated and visit us at our upcoming events:
SOFINS – 1-3 April – France - This event is dedicated to special operations forces and their technological needs. It provides an exclusive platform for showcasing advanced innovations, engaging with defence experts, and exploring cutting-edge solutions tailored to tactical challenges. ATDI’s participation highlights our commitment to supporting mission-critical operations with robust, reliable spectrum management and tactical network planning tools.
AOC Europe – 6-8 May – Rome, Italy – The team will demo our cutting-edge spectrum management soluitons, electronic warfare planning, and real-time monitoring solutions, including the latest features from our product portfolio such as AI-fuelled feature to identify radio signals, EWM feature in SDRN control and AI-mask predict. Discover how we enhance operational effectiveness and spectrum superiority in modern defence operations.
Airspace World 2025 – 13-15 May – Lisbon, Portugal – We will showcase our advanced spectrum management solutions, aeronautical communications, and interference analysis solutions. Discover how HTZ Communications supports ATM, CNS, drone integration, and radar coordination, ensuring safe and efficient airspace operations. Learn how our flexible and scalable solutions optimise frequency planning and coexistence modelling for civil and defence aviation.
DSEi – 21-23 May Makuha Messi, Japan – This premier Asia-Pacific defence expo attracts key industry players. Discover how HTZ Warfare and ICS Monitoring SDRN Control drive battlespace dominance and electromagnetic superiority across all domains. Learn how our scalable solutions enhance mission-critical communications, interference analysis, and real-time spectrum monitoring. Visit us to explore our latest innovations.
