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HTZ warfare nG

A support system for the deployment of tactical and infrastructural communication networks, HTZ warfare nG is a complete software system providing a wide set of technical solutions for:

• armed forces,
• military regulators,
• police services.

It enables the design and optimisation of communication networks thanks to specific tools tailored to simulate any type of network in the V/U/SHF band:

• microwave radio systems,
• point to multi-point,
• frequency hopping,
• scrambling,
• radar and radar counter-measures

Used in particular to plan communication infrastructures for armies and administrations, HTZ warfare nG is also used for enhancement studies to improve radio-based air navigation systems through the world.

Its extensive possibilities also enable it to ensure:

• planning and optimisation of air radio localisation networks,
• communications planning required to protect troops or equipment convoys,
• training and instruction of operators in electronic warfare and communications planning

HTZ warfare nG Main features

The HTZ warfare nG system is a comprehensive planning package for a wide range of scenarios. For tactical and infrastructure networks, HTZ warfare nG provide the ability to (the list is only an indication of the main features and is by no means exclusive):

• analyse operating terrain and to manipulate three dimensional images of the battlefield from any angle.
• examine links between communications assets and assess the performance of the link in detail. All simulations are based on proven, accurate simulation methods.
• move individual sites and analyse communications capability virtually instantly.
• assess the impact of communication site failure on the overall network so that contingency planning can be included as part of the normal system design process.
• quickly assess the risk of interception or jamming by known enemy electronic warfare assets.
• identify network capabilities for moving elements such as convoys moving through hostile territory. Suitable locations for talk-through sites can be quickly identified.
• analyse operating terrain and to manipulate 3D images of the battlefield from any angle.
• design complete communications networks, including the ability to minimise interference, assign frequencies and generate alternate communications plans.
• plan for the deployment of intercept receivers, including intercept coverage assessment and gap identification, maximising the efficiency of deployed sensors or minimisation of assets assigned to a given objective, planning communications between intercept units and central analysis cells and providing the planner with the tools required to plan an evolving network which can move with the operation.
• determine the vulnerable points in known enemy communications systems, and to prioritise targets for attack.
• The electronic warfare aspects of communications planning can also be included by analysing intercept vulnerability, identifying the possible effects of enemy jamming and developing plans to overcome these factors.
• "Quick look" analyses which allow the planner to change any aspect of a network and view the effect virtually instantaneously. This includes the ability to quickly assess the effect of failure or enemy action on the network.
• The tools needed to plan direction finder deployments, with best site searching, DF baseline coverage assessment and communications planning between assets. The system can be integrated with DF systems so that DF hits can be displayed directly on the planner's screen.
• Tools for the planning of offensive communications jamming missions, including asset optimisation, communications planning and assessments of jamming effects on own communications systems.

 HTZ warfare nG Chart of features

 HTZ warfare nG Screen Shots

 HTZ warfare nG Modelling Public Safety Radio Applications - Land Mobile Radio

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