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Application Scenarios: HTZ Warfare Supports The Following Functions

HTZ warfare software allows users to simulate and optimize the deployment of various moving and stationary devices for military missions. It can model trajectories for vehicles, aircraft, UAVs and more to analyze dynamic paths. The software also supports optimizing radar locations and configurations, maximizing jammer efficiency, calculating direction finder performance, and planning interception and eavesdropping strategies. Overall, HTZ warfare is a modeling and simulation tool that helps answer strategic questions about managing radio communications and interference between military services and devices.

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Application Scenarios: HTZ Warfare Supports The Following Functions

HTZ warfare software allows users to simulate and optimize the deployment of various moving and stationary devices for military missions. It can model trajectories for vehicles, aircraft, UAVs and more to analyze dynamic paths. The software also supports optimizing radar locations and configurations, maximizing jammer efficiency, calculating direction finder performance, and planning interception and eavesdropping strategies. Overall, HTZ warfare is a modeling and simulation tool that helps answer strategic questions about managing radio communications and interference between military services and devices.

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APPLICATION SCENARIOS

On-The-Move: moving device efficiency analysis


HTZ warfare allows the modeling and simulation of paths and
trajectories for any moving device in order to perform dynamic
analyses. This includes ground vehicles, aircrafts, UAV’s, mobile
jammers, mobile direction finders. Trajectories can be directly entered
into HTZ warfare or automatically imported from various vector
formats based on GPS information so that calculation can be done on
each way point. HTZ warfare then generates comprehensive reports of
the dynamic analysis.

Optimizing radars location and configuration


As part of a mission planning, HTZ warfare will help answering strategic
questions such as: What are the optimal locations and configurations
for radars? What is their vulnerability? What is the probability to detect
a radar?

HTZ warfare supports the following functions:


• Range calculation by defining the parameters or the radiation
pattern
• Coverage calculation
• Radar location optimization
• Radar Doppler on path
• Radar interception
• Radar counter measures (with mobile and static jammers)
• Radar interference

Maximizing jammer efficiency

When it comes to the definition of optimal jamming strategies, there


are several important questions that a mission planner shall consider.
What are the optimal locations/configurations/paths for the jammers
in order to jam enemy communications? How do we optimize jammer
efficiency? How do we minimize the risk of being jammed by the
enemy?

The following features help to maximize jammer efficiency:


• Mobile and static jammers modeling
• Fixed frequency, wide band (diffusion, adaptive modes) jammer
modelling
• Jammer coverage
• Jamming efficiency
• Jammer location optimization
• Jammer power optimization
• Jammer coverage efficiency test
• Efficiency calculation on each way point using
• OTM capabilities
Direction finder efficiency calculation

What is the efficiency of a network of direction finders? HTZ warfare


allows the modeling of allied or enemy direction finders supporting the
following key functions:
• Static/mobile
• “Calibration” allows the calculation of the azimuth variation
• “Direction Finder localization”
• “Localization accuracy map”
• “Mobile interception” to simulate the behavior of a mobile
• Efficiency calculation
• Capability calculation
• Bearing import from data bases

Drones and UAV path optimization


Aircrafts, drones, UAV’s communication equipment can be modeled in
HTZ warfare together with their paths and trajectories (dynamic
analysis) as part of the whole battlefield’s communication network. This
enables the mission planning and coordination between Army, Air Force
and Navy, ensuring the robustness of the communication links and
therefore minimizing risks during the missions.

Planning an interception strategy

One of the key questions HTZ warfare helps answering is: can we
intercept transmitted signals from a given source, whether fixed or
mobile?

The following functions support the planning of an interception


strategy:
• Path receiving efficiency on each waypoint
• Path receiving situation
• Height calculation to communicate
• Height calculation to intercept
• Prospective planning for identifying the optimal locations
for monitoring equipment

Optimizing eavesdropping strategy

Similar to interception, developing an eavesdropping strategy means


answering the questions:
• Where should one place the listening devices in order to intercept and
eavesdrop on a communication, while minimizing the probability of
being detected or jammed?
• How to make sure that the listening devices can communicate reliably
back to a central processing unit for decrypting and recording?

HTZ warfare helps answer these questions and optimize an


eavesdropping strategy, both for static and mobile sources.

Managing interferences between services

Through the modeling of any radio communication equipment and


potential interfering elements, HTZ warfare allows the analysis of
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