SPLAT! Resources
This web page was set up quickly to provide a central location for web links, files and other data referenced in my RF Technology Column in TV Technology magazine.
Please excuse the simple appearance! Extensive travel and work related
to the DTV transition have limited the time I have had to create
this page. More information will be added over the next few days.
...Doug Lung
The home of SPLAT! is John A. Magliacane's (KD2DB) web page at:
http://www.qsl.net/kd2bd/splat.html
This
web page contains the links to the SPLAT! source code, sources for
digital elevation data (USGS DEM and SRTM data), boundary files
for census designated places, county and county equivalent areas. As
well as detailed examples of program operation.
John McMellen has adapted SPLAT! for Windows:
http://futuradio.blogspot.com/2007/09/rf-propagation-modeling-with-splat-for.html
John
McMellen has compiled SPLAT! for operation on the Windows operating
system. See the web site for the link to download it and information on
using it. There are some differences in operation and file names, which
I outlined in my February 6, 2008 RF Technology column.
Doug Lung's RF Technology columns on SPLAT!
Running SPLAT On Windows
(February 6, 2008)
Determine Real Coverage With SPLAT! 1.2.0
(April 11, 2007)
Do-it-Yourself Longley-Rice Studies
(February 2, 2005)
Web page modified February 9, 2008
