HTZ Publisher

Web-based coverage sharing platform

Displays mobile not-spots

Publishes composite, best server & site-by-site coverage

Suitable for Mission support control rooms

Features search engine filters

Supports MW link networks

Browser-based App for PC, tablet or phone

Product Overview

HTZ Publishes is a web-based coverage-sharing platform for sharing real-time coverage outputs flexibly and securely. This adaptable solution publishes network not-spots and provides real-time network status to reflect changes in the network.

Supporting coverage outputs from cellular, MW, Wi-Fi, PMR and broadcast technologies, the key features include:

Publishes composite, best server and site-by-site coverage
Displays site location, ground elevation, frequency and, antenna height & patterns
A simple interface with an easy on-off switch for the station list or map to simulate the impact of mobile not-spots
Supports Microwave link network and profile display and control
User-friendly file manager stores, uploads and selects the desired network
Search engine filters the network for sites of interest or by radio service type
Access control by user authentication
3rd party GIS API integration and user-defined colours and icons

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Features

HTZ Publisher distributes coverage outputs for cellular, Wi-Fi, PMR and broadcast technologies.

Coverage maps for a chosen area can be viewed using third-party map providers like Mapbox™ and ArcGISTM or self-hosted datasets. Lightweight tiles are exported (auto coverage tiling), with limits set for streaming to services such as Google Maps. Tiles can be streamed in multiple resolutions depending on the scale level while maintaining a constant data rate.

HTZ Publisher displays multiple-layer coverages and prospective coverage plots. It combines coverage plots created in HTZ with high-resolution map data (1-2m). Users view simplified coverages (throughput or RSRP) with the option to personalise palette options.

Key features include:

Data friendly - a data-centric solution that is suitable for virtual machine (VM) deployment with Windows, Built-on Docker and Linux. The app can be installed on single or multiple VMs;
Scalable - features a load-balancer for managing critical services which adapts easily to increased demands due to its vCPU/RAM environment;
GIS data overlay – allows terrain shade-view, clutter, population, sites and vectors. Publishes and shares detailed coverages for internal and public use. Supports private and public hosting;
Easy coverage updates - accessible via a portal to display coverage and GIS layers. Sync and API support is available;
Multi-layers – enables users to select multiple coverage analysis layers;
Modular –the plug-in/plug-out architecture supports a container approach to storing faults, upgrades and outages;
Flexible hosting options - available as a subscription or perpetual basis from a private cloud solution or intranet;
Secure - applies an encrypted SSL reverse-proxy architecture for both front/back end and adheres to industry-standard Auth 2.0 and SSO;
Adheres to standards - GIS compatible /WMS 1.3.0. Enterprise-friendly as a result of domain-specific SSO;
Address lookup - built-in address validation and overlay.

HTZ Publisher is well suited to Mission control rooms because it features:

An easy-to-use interface
Requires no specific RF-knowledge
Is simple to install
Overlays the latest heat maps published by mission planning departments.

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Deployment

This flexible solution can be deployed to meet the end users’ exact requirements. ATDI offer a configuration service with deployments defined according to existing infrastructures.

Access to the software:

Internal/Intranet (private) for local LAN access only with support
Cloud (private) managed by ATDI or the end-user using data centres with access via a dedicated machine or VM/s
ATDI shared-Cloud hosted and managed by ATDI and accessible on a subscription basis. This offers instant access to the service which can be scaled depending on demand.