Index Terms

- [1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14]
  - [1][2][3]
  - database[1]
  - fiile[1]
  - file[1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15][16][17][18]
  - format[1]
  - MASC module
    - concept[1]
2
- 2.5G[1][2][3]
- 2D antenna pattern[1][2][3]
  - edit point[1]
- 2D pattern
  - ASCII file format[1]
- 2D view[1]
- 2x2D
  - model[1]
- 2x2D - 2D horizontal plane IRT[1]
- 2x2D antenna pattern[1][2][3]
- 2x2D pattern
  - convert[1]
- 2x2D pattern data
  - convert to 3D[1]
3
- 3d[1]
  - tab[1]
- 3D antenna pattern[1][2]
- 3db angle of major lobe[1]
- 3dB angle of side lobe[1]
- 3D intelligent ray-tracing[1]
- 3D intelligent ray tracing IRT[1]
- 3D model of scenario[1]
- 3D pattern
  - ASCII file format[1]
  - display[1]
- 3D ray tracing (SRT) model[1][2][3][4][5]
- 3D view[1][2][3]
  - display settings[1]
- 3G[1][2]
5
- 5G[1][2][3][4][5][6]
  - antenna pattern[1]
8
- 802.11a[1]
- 802.11b[1]
- 802.11g[1][2][3][4]
.
- .
  - format[1][2][3]
- . file[1]
A
- AC_LayerInfo (data structure)[1]
- acre[1]
- add
  - courtyard[1]
  - indoor database[1]
- Additional callback defines[1]
- aerial photograph[1]
  - scale[1]
- air
  - interface[1][2][3]
  - interfaces[1][2][3][4][5][6]
- air interface[1][2]
- algorithm
  - arithmetic mean (AM)[1]
  - bilinear interpolation (BI)[1]
  - exponential interpolation (EXP)[1]
  - horizontal projection interpolation (HPI)[1]
  - weighted bilinear interpolation (WBI)[1]
- AMan[1][2][3][4]
  - file formats[1]
  - GUI[1]
- analysis
  - Monte Carlo[1]
- angled prediction plane[1]
- angular profile[1]
- antenna[1][2]
  - directional characteristic[1]
  - main direction[1]
  - pattern[1][2]
  - properties[1]
  - single point[1]
  - tab[1]
- antenna 741 794[1]
- antenna 741 984[1]
- antenna 742 211[1]
- antenna arm[1]
- antenna array[1]
- antenna pattern[1][2][3][4][5][6]
  - 5G[1]
  - array[1]
  - basics[1]
  - display setting[1]
  - import[1]
  - scanned data sheet[1]
  - type[1][2]
- antenna radiation pattern[1]
- antenna settings[1][2]
- antenna site[1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9]
- antenna system[1][2][3]
- application programming interface (API)[1]
- arbitrary prediction plane[1]
- area
  - cell[1]
  - data modification[1]
  - signal[1]
  - site[1]
- area of simulation[1]
- arithmetic mean (AM)[1]
- arm[1][2]
- ASCII file[1]
- ASCII import
  - file[1]
- automatic
  - distribution[1]
B
- back lobe[1]
- base station[1][2][3]
- Beam Generation[1]
- beam switching[1]
- Beam type defines[1]
- bilinear interpolation (BI)[1]
- Bit Error Rate (BER) plot[1]
- building[1]
  - data[1]
  - draw[1]
  - height[1][2][3]
  - model[1][2]
  - modify height[1]
  - modify shape[1]
  - overlap[1]
  - type[1]
- building type[1][2]
C
- calculate gain
  - single direction[1]
- calibration[1][2][3]
  - propagation models[1][2]
- calibration settings[1][2]
- Callback functions[1]
- Callbacks for simulation progress[1]
- carrier[1][2][3]
  - definition[1]
  - multiple[1]
- carrier assignment[1][2][3][4]
- carriers[1]
- car to car communication[1]
- car to infrastructure communication[1]
- CDF[1][2]
- cdma[1][2]
- CDMA EVDO[1]
- cell[1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9]
- cell area[1]
- cell assignment[1]
- cell parameters[1]
- cell phone reception[1]
- change unit[1]
- channel characteristic[1]
- channel impulse response[1]
- chirp duration[1]
- cluster
  - classes[1]
- clutter[1]
  - data[1]
  - database[1][2]
  - raster data[1]
- CLUTTER_CLASS (data structure)[1]
- CLUTTER (data structure)[1]
- clutter data[1]
- clutter data conversion[1]
- clutter data generation[1]
- clutter toolbar[1]
- CMake[1][2][3]
- CNP[1]
- coding[1][2][3]
- color
  - palette[1]
- combined indoor / urban propagation[1]
- combined network planning (CNP)[1]
- combined urban/indoor scenario[1]
- command line interface (CLI[1]
- compare
  - prediction[1]
- compile
  - executable[1]
- COMPLEX_VALUE (data structure)[1]
- CompoMan[1][2]
- component[1]
  - database[1]
- component database[1]
- components
  - tab[1]
- component toolbar[1]
- computation[1]
- computation settings[1][2][3][4][5][6]
- computation time
  - reduce[1][2][3]
- compute method[1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9]
- configuration[1]
- confirm
  - building height[1][2]
- constant level model[1]
- control panel[1]
- conversion[1]
- conversion algorithm[1]
- convert
  - indoor database[1]
  - topo and clutter database[1]
  - topographical database[1]
  - urban database[1][2]
- coordinates
  - column/line mode[1]
  - pixel (centre)[1]
- COORDPOINT (data structure)[1]
- COST 231[1]
- COST 231 - extended Walfisch-Ikegami model[1][2][3]
- COST 231 Walfisch-Ikegami[1][2]
- COST-Walfisch_Ikegami[1][2]
- COST-Walfisch-Ikegami
  - model[1]
- courtyard[1][2]
- create
  - hybrid / indoor (CNP) project[1]
  - indoor project[1]
  - urban project[1]
- cross section[1]
  - cicular[1]
- cross-section[1]
- cumulated probability density function (CDF)[1][2]
- cut plane[1]
D
- data
  - map[1]
  - raster[1]
  - site and transmitter[1]
  - vector[1]
- database[1][2][3]
  - clutter[1][2]
  - indoor[1]
  - large[1][2][3]
  - material properties[1]
  - pixel[1]
  - rural suburban[1]
  - topography[1]
  - urban[1]
- database area[1][2][3]
- Database Conversion[1]
- database polygon[1][2][3]
- Database Preprocessing for Indoor IRT[1]
- Database Preprocessing for Urban IRT[1]
- Database Preprocessing for Urban IRT (CNP scenario)[1]
- datum conversion[1]
- default
  - settings[1][2]
- default material[1]
- default value[1]
- Defines and constants[1][2][3][4][5][6]
- Defines of ray paths.[1]
- deterministic
  - multi-path[1]
- deterministic two ray model DTR[1][2]
- diffraction[1][2]
- digital video broadcasting (DVB)[1]
- directivity[1][2]
- directory[1]
- display[1]
  - feeder cable[1]
  - point[1]
  - results[1][2]
  - site[1]
  - trajectory[1]
- display options[1][2]
- display settings[1][2]
  - 3D view[1]
- distributed[1]
- document conventions[1]
- dominant path[1][2][3]
- dominant path model[1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8]
- dominant path model DPM[1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15][16][17][18][19][20][21][22][23][24][25][26][27][28][29]
- door[1][2]
- Doppler
  - shift[1]
  - spread[1]
- Doppler analysis[1]
- Doppler heat map[1]
- Doppler shift[1]
- Doppler shift (3D)[1]
- downlink[1]
- downlink and uplink[1]
- DPM[1][2][3]
- DPM DPM[1]
- draw
  - building[1]
  - vegetation[1][2]
- drawing tools[1]
- DVB-H[1]
- DVB-T[1]
- DVB-T2[1]
E
- edit[1]
- Edit project parameter
  - simulation settings[1][2][3][4][5][6]
- edit toolbar[1]
- effective area[1]
- electric field strength[1]
- ellipsoid[1]
- Ellipsoid coordinate systems[1]
- EMC[1]
  - result[1]
- EMF
  - result[1]
- empirical
  - model[1]
- empirical coefficients[1]
- empirical two-ray model ETR[1][2][3]
- envelope
  - generate[1]
- environment variable[1]
- equivalent radiation angle[1]
- Error codes[1]
- evaluation area[1]
- example
  - API[1]
  - prerequisites[1]
- example prerequisite[1][2][3][4][5]
- EXP[1]
- exponential decrease model[1]
- exponential interpolation (EXP)[1]
- export[1]
  - [1]
  - air interface[1]
  - bitmap[1][2]
  - data[1][2][3][4]
  - file[1][2]
  - polygonal line[1]
  - prediction data[1]
  - project as ZIP archive[1]
  - signal level plan[1]
  - ZIP archive[1]
- export data[1][2]
- export file
  - ASCII[1]
- export grid
  - ASC[1]
- exposure limits[1]
- external site[1]
F
- factory[1]
- FAQs[1]
- far field[1]
- fdd[1]
- FDMA[1][2]
  - broadcast[1]
  - downlink and uplink[1]
- feedback[1]
- feeder
  - cable[1]
- Feko[1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10]
  - launch[1]
  - Launcher utility[1][2][3][4][5]
- FIELD_VECTORS (data structure)[1]
- field strength[1]
- field strength of configuration[1]
- file
  - [1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15][16][17][18][19][20][21][22][23][24][25][26][27][28][29]
  - export[1][2]
  - format[1][2]
  - import[1][2]
- file extension
  - result type[1]
- file format[1]
- File name defines[1]
- files
  - WinProp[1][2][3][4]
- file type[1]
- fill object[1][2]
- fixed[1]
- floor[1]
  - loss[1]
- FMCW Radar Postprocessing in Time-variant Indoor Scenarios[1]
- FMCW radar signal processing[1]
- folder
  - output[1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10]
- forest[1]
- Fourier transformations[1]
- FREQUENCY_LOSS (data structure)[1]
- frequency division duplex[1]
- frequency-modulated continuous wave (FMCW)[1]
- frequently asked questions (FAQs[1]
- Fresnel equations[1]
- Fresnel zone[1]
- Functions[1][2]
- Functions for Buildings[1]
- Functions for Clutter[1]
- Functions for database pre-processing[1]
- Functions for Freeing Allocated Structs[1]
- Functions for Initialisation of Structures[1]
- Functions for Materials[1]
- Functions for Topography[1]
- Functions for walls[1]
- Functions for Wave Propagation Computation[1]
G
- gain[1][2]
- general
  - settings[1]
- generate
  - build file[1]
  - envelope[1]
- geodetic coordinates[1]
- geometry
  - data modification[1]
  - import[1]
- geo-reference
  - image[1]
- geo referenced[1]
- geostationary[1][2][3]
  - satellite[1]
- Google Earth[1]
- GPS[1][2]
  - satellite[1]
- graphical user interface (GUI)[1][2]
- graphical wall[1]
- grid[1][2]
- grid size[1]
- GUI
  - ProMan[1]
  - WallMan[1]
H
- half power beamwidth[1]
- Hata-Okumura
  - method[1]
  - model[1]
- Hata-Okumura model[1]
- height[1][2]
  - modify[1]
  - prediction[1][2][3][4][5]
- histogram[1]
- homogeneous traffic per cell[1]
- horizontal projection interpolation (HPI)[1]
- how to get started[1]
- HSPA[1]
- human exposure[1]
- hybrid
  - predictions[1]
- hybrid urban/indoor database[1]
- hybrid urban / indoor data base[1]
I
- import[1]
  - [1]
  - antenna pattern[1]
  - file[1][2]
  - geometry[1]
  - photograph[1]
  - project data[1]
- import data[1]
  - prediction[1]
- include
  - receiver antenna pattern[1]
- individual beam pattern[1]
- indoor[1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15][16][17]
  - 3D objects[1]
  - database[1]
  - empirical model[1][2][3][4][5]
  - empirical models[1][2]
  - estimation[1]
  - penetration models[1]
  - prediction[1]
  - project[1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10]
  - projects[1][2]
  - propagation[1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9]
  - propagation model[1][2]
  - simulation settings[1][2]
- indoor 3D object[1]
- INDOOR_WALL (data structure)[1]
- INDOOR_WALLS (data structure)[1]
- indoor database[1][2][3][4]
  - triangulate object[1]
- indoor LEGO tool[1]
- indoor lego toolbar[1]
- indoor propagation[1][2]
- Indoor Propagation in Point Mode[1]
- indoor scenario[1][2][3]
- indoor vector database[1]
- information dialog[1]
- Initialisation Functions[1]
- integration
  - post-processing tools[1]
- intelligent
  - ray
    - tracing[1]
  - ray-tracing[1]
- intelligent ray-tracing[1][2][3][4][5]
- intelligent ray tracing model IRT[1][2][3][4][5][6]
- interface[1]
- INTERFACE_CORNER (data structure)[1]
- INTERFACE_MATERIAL (data structure)[1]
- interference ratio[1]
- interior wall[1]
- introduction[1]
- IoT[1]
- IRT[1][2][3][4]
- isotropic radiator[1][2]
- ITU P.1546[1]
- ITU-R P.1411[1]
  - - 3D intelligent ray-tracing[1]
K
- key[1][2][3][4]
- keyboard[1][2][3][4]
- Keysight PROPSIM[1]
- knife edge diffraction[1]
- knife-edge diffraction[1][2][3]
L
- land usage[1]
  - raster data[1]
- land usage data[1]
- large database[1][2][3]
- launch
  - newFASANT[1]
  - ProMan[1][2][3][4][5]
  - Solver[1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10]
  - WallMan[1][2][3]
  - WinProp[1]
  - WRAP[1]
- Launcher utility[1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8]
- layout
  - tab[1]
- leaky feeder
  - cable[1]
- leaky feeder cable[1]
  - model[1]
- legend[1][2]
  - tab[1]
- length
  - character path[1]
- line-of-sight (LOS)[1]
- Linux[1]
- load pattern from file[1]
- local
  - settings[1]
- long range wide-area network[1]
- LoRaWAN[1]
- LOS)[1]
- LOS-V[1]
- LTE[1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8]
M
- main applications
  - network analysis for mobile communication[1]
  - propagation[1]
  - satellite communication[1]
  - vehicle-to-x communication and automotive radar[1]
  - virtual drive test[1]
- main beam[1]
- major lobe[1]
- marked object[1]
- marker point[1]
- MASC[1][2][3][4]
  - start calculation[1]
- MASC module[1]
- MASC project settings
  - export[1]
  - load[1]
  - save[1]
- masking tool[1]
- mast[1][2]
- mast configuration[1]
- material[1][2]
- MATERIAL (data structure)[1]
- MATERIALBAND (data structure)[1]
- material description[1]
- material properties
  - database[1]
- material property[1][2][3]
- MATERIALS (data structure)[1]
- material table[1]
- mathematical operations[1]
- matrix[1]
- maximum
  - character path length[1]
- measurement data[1]
- measurements[1]
- method
  - compute[1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9]
- Microsoft Visual Studio[1][2][3][4][5]
- mile
  - nautical[1]
- MIMO[1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10]
  - network planning[1]
  - through post-processing[1]
- MIMO example[1]
- MIMO site[1]
- mobile[1][2]
- Mobile Station Post-processing (RunMS) in Urban Scenarios[1]
- model
  - 3D intelligent ray-tracing[1]
  - building[1][2]
  - COST 231 - extended Walfisch-Ikegami model[1]
  - COST-multi-wall[1]
  - deterministic two ray[1]
  - dominant path[1][2][3][4]
  - empirical two ray (ETR)[1]
  - Hata - extended[1]
  - ITU P.1546[1][2]
  - knife edge[1]
  - Longley-Rice[1]
  - modified free space[1]
  - Motley-Keenan[1]
  - Okumura-Hata[1]
  - one slope[1]
  - parabolic equation (PE)[1]
  - rural ray-tracing[1]
  - shooting and bouncing rays[1][2]
  - standard ray-tracing[1][2]
  - urban propagation model[1]
- Model_COST (data structure)[1]
- Model_DetTwoRay (data structure)[1]
- Model_DPM (data structure)[1]
- Model_FREESPACE (data structure)[1]
- Model_MOTLEYKEENAN (data structure)[1]
- Model_RAYTRACING (data structure)[1]
- Model_RuralITM (data structure)[1]
- Model_RuralITU526 (data structure)[1]
- Model_RuralITU1546 (data structure)[1]
- Model_RuralPE (data structure)[1]
- Model_UrbanIRT (data structure)[1]
- Model_UrbanITU1411 (data structure)[1]
- Model_VRT (data structure)[1]
- modification[1]
- modified free space
  - model[1]
- modify shape[1]
- modulation[1][2][3]
- modulation and coding[1]
- Monte Carlo[1][2]
  - analysis[1]
  - report[1]
- Monte Carlo analysis for 5G[1]
- morpho database[1]
- morphological
  - property[1]
- Motley-Keenan
  - model[1][2]
- move[1]
- multi-layer[1]
- multipath
  - propagation[1][2][3]
- multiple antenna scenario configuration[1][2]
- multiple antenna scenario configuration (MASC)[1]
- multiple diffraction[1]
- multiple-input multiple-output[1][2]
- multi service maps[1]
- multi-story[1]
- Multi-threaded Network Planning[1]
- Multi-threaded Outdoor Propagation[1]
- multi-wall model (COST 231)[1][2][3][4][5]
N
- nautical mile[1]
- navigate
  - 2D view[1]
- navigation[1]
- near field[1]
- network analysis
  - 5G[1]
- network planning[1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15][16][17][18][19][20]
- Network planning functions[1]
- Network planning with 5G TDD[1]
- network project[1]
- network simulation[1]
  - type[1]
- new
  - project[1]
- newFASANT[1][2][3][4][5]
  - launch[1]
- new project
  - ProMan[1][2][3][4][5]
- NLOS[1]
- NLOS-V[1]
- non-horizontal
  - prediction planes[1]
- non-line-of-sight (NLOS)[1]
O
- object
  - property[1]
- objects toolbar[1]
- obstructed-line-of-sight (OLOS)[1]
- OFDM[1][2]
- ofdma[1]
- OLOS[1]
- open
  - result[1]
- OpenGL[1]
- Outdoor Propagation[1]
- outer wall[1]
- outline[1]
- output
  - file[1]
- output folder[1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10]
- overlap
  - building[1]
P
- pan[1][2]
- parabolic equation
  - method[1][2]
- Path
  - environment variable[1]
- path class[1]
- path length[1]
- path loss[1]
- path selection
  - criteria[1]
- pdf[1]
- penetration[1]
- penetration and absorption[1]
- penetration loss[1][2]
- photo[1]
- photograph[1]
- photos[1]
- pixel
  - center[1]
  - database[1]
  - grid[1]
- pixel-based database[1]
- plane
  - prediction[1]
- PLANEPOINT (data structure)[1]
- planning
  - network[1]
- plot
  - BER[1]
- point
  - show name[1]
- polarization[1]
- POSTFEKO[1][2]
- power
  - definition[1]
  - receiving[1]
- power density[1]
- prediction[1]
  - compare[1]
  - height[1][2][3][4][5]
  - resolution[1][2][3][4][5]
- prediction area[1][2][3]
- prediction plane[1][2]
  - angled[1]
  - arbitrary[1][2]
- prediction request[1][2][3][4]
- prediction result[1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10]
- prediction results[1]
- preprocessing[1]
- preprocessing toolbar[1]
- priority[1]
- project
  - configuration[1]
  - new[1][2][3][4][5][6][7]
- Project Management Functions[1]
- project settings[1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8]
- project toolbar[1]
- ProMan[1][2][3][4][5][6][7]
  - run from command line[1]
  - toolbars[1]
  - user[1]
- propagation
  - combined indoor / urban[1]
  - indoor[1]
  - model[1][2]
  - models[1]
  - rural / suburban[1]
  - tunnel[1]
  - urban[1]
- Propagation in Rural Scenarios[1]
- propagation path[1]
- propagation project[1]
- propagation simulation[1]
- properties
  - antenna[1]
Q
- quasi-omni configuration[1]
R
- RADAR antenna[1]
- radar cross-section (RCS)[1][2][3][4]
- RADHAZ[1]
- radiation
  - single point[1]
- radio channel[1]
- radome[1]
- raster data
  - coordinate system[1]
- ray[1][2]
  - diffracted[1]
  - direct[1]
  - optical
    - model[1]
  - reflected[1]
  - tracing[1][2][3][4][5]
- ray data[1]
- ray launching[1]
- ray-optical
  - model[1]
- ray-tracing[1]
- RCS
  - Feko[1][2]
- RCS_PARA (data structure)[1]
- receiver antenna pattern[1]
- receiving antenna[1]
- reflection
  - coefficient[1]
- reflection loss[1][2]
- replacement obstacle[1]
- report
  - traffic analysis[1]
- request
  - prediction[1][2][3][4]
- resolution
  - prediction[1][2][3][4][5]
- result
  - EMC[1]
  - EMF[1]
  - prediction[1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10]
  - subtract[1]
  - unit[1]
  - visualization[1][2]
- results
  - raster data[1]
- result type
  - file extension[1]
- rotate
  - indoor database[1]
- roughness[1]
- run
  - executable[1][2][3]
- rural[1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15][16]
  - topography[1]
  - vector objects[1]
- rural 3D object[1]
- rural/suburban[1]
  - simulation settings[1][2][3]
- rural / suburban propagation[1]
- Rural Dominant Path
  - Model[1]
- rural project[1][2][3][4][5][6]
- rural ray tracing RRT[1]
- rural suburban
  - database[1]
S
- satellite[1][2][3][4]
- save
  - database[1][2][3]
  - project[1][2][3][4][5]
- scale
  - photograph[1]
  - results[1]
  - tab[1]
- scattering[1]
- scenario[1]
  - time-variant[1]
- scripting[1]
- segment group[1]
- settings
  - main[1]
- set up
  - simulation[1][2][3][4]
- shortcut[1][2][3][4]
- side lobe[1]
- signal area[1]
- signal level plan
  - export[1]
- signal levels[1]
- signal-to-noise[1][2]
- simulation
  - area[1]
  - Monte Carlo[1]
  - static[1]
- simulation parameter[1][2]
- simulation settings
  - indoor[1][2]
  - rural/suburban[1][2][3]
  - time-variant[1][2]
  - urban[1][2]
- SISO[1]
- site[1][2]
- site and transmitter data[1]
- site area[1]
- SNIR[1][2]
- SOFDMA[1][2]
- spatial impulse response[1]
- specify
  - coordinates[1]
- specular
  - reflection[1]
- standard ray tracing model SRT[1][2][3]
- standard toolbar[1][2]
- standard wall[1]
- start
  - Launcher utility[1][2]
  - ProMan[1][2][3][4][5]
  - WallMan[1][2][3]
- static simulation[1]
- status bar[1]
- status toolbar[1]
- sub-arm[1]
- subtract
  - result[1]
- suburban[1][2][3][4][5][6]
- superposition of rays[1]
T
- tdd[1]
- tdma[1][2]
- terrain
  - model[1][2][3][4]
  - models[1]
  - profile[1]
- TETRA[1][2]
- theory[1]
- tilt[1]
- time
  - variant[1][2][3][4][5]
- time dependent[1]
- time division duplex[1]
- time division multiple access[1]
- time step[1][2]
- time-variant[1][2][3][4][5][6][7]
  - project[1][2][3][4][5][6]
  - simulation settings[1][2]
- Time-variant Indoor Propagation[1]
- time-variant obstacle[1]
- time-variant scenario[1]
- tool
  - 3d line[1]
  - arc[1]
  - break[1]
  - circle[1]
  - junction[1]
  - line[1]
  - node[1]
  - side view[1]
  - spline[1]
  - stretch[1]
- toolbar
  - clutter[1]
  - component[1]
  - draw[1]
  - edit[1]
  - indoor lego toolbar[1]
  - objects[1]
  - preprocessing[1]
  - project[1]
  - standard[1][2]
  - status[1][2]
  - utility[1]
  - view[1][2]
- topographical data[1][2]
- topographical database[1][2]
- topography[1][2][3][4][5][6]
  - database[1]
  - raster data[1]
- TOPOGRAPHY (data structure)[1]
- topography triangle[1]
- tower[1]
- traffic[1][2]
- traffic analysis[1]
- traffic setting[1][2][3][4]
- traffic settings[1][2][3][4]
- trajectory[1][2]
- transmission[1]
- transmission loss[1][2][3]
- transmitter[1][2][3]
  - directional[1]
  - isotropic[1]
  - tab[1]
  - terrestrial[1]
- tree view[1]
- triangulate object[1]
- trim
  - tool[1]
- tube[1]
- TuMan[1][2][3][4][5]
  - run from command line[1]
- tunnel[1][2][3][4]
- tunnel propagation[1]
- tx
  - power[1]
- type
  - network simulation[1]
U
- ultra-wide band[1]
- unit[1]
- Universal Transverse Mercator (UTM) system[1]
- update
  - Feko[1]
  - newFASANT[1]
  - WinProp[1]
- updater[1]
  - automatic updates[1]
  - command line[1]
  - component version[1][2]
  - create local repository[1]
  - feko_update_gui[1]
  - proxy settings[1]
  - update[1]
  - update from local repository[1]
  - upgrade[1]
  - version number[1]
- urban[1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15][16]
  - database[1]
  - model[1][2][3]
  - project[1][2][3][4][5][6]
  - projects[1][2]
  - propagation model[1][2][3][4][5]
  - simulation settings[1][2]
- URBAN_BUILDING (data structure)[1]
- URBAN_BUILDINGS (data structure)[1]
- urban buildings[1]
- urban database[1][2]
  - convert[1]
- urban propagation[1]
- utility toolbar[1]
- UTM coordinates[1]
- UWB[1]
V
- value along line[1]
- variable decrease model[1]
- vector data[1]
- vector database[1][2]
- vector mask[1]
- vector objects[1]
- vegetation[1]
  - draw[1][2]
  - height[1][2]
  - raster data[1]
- vegetation data generation[1]
- verify
  - building height[1][2]
- view toolbar[1]
- VRT_KE_PARA (data structure)[1]
W
- Walfisch-Ikegami[1]
- wall[1][2][3]
- wall configuration[1]
- WallMan[1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10]
- wall type[1]
- water[1]
- wave propagation
  - MASC[1]
- WCDMA[1][2]
- wedge[1]
- weighted bilinear interpolation (WBI)[1]
- wi-fi router[1]
- WiMAX[1][2][3][4][5]
- window[1]
- Windows[1]
- WinProp[1]
  - introduction[1]
  - launch[1]
  - workflow[1]
- WinProp_Additional_Freq_Loss (data structure)[1]
- WinProp_Additional (data structure)[1]
- WinProp_Antenna_Array (data structure)[1]
- WinProp_Antenna (data structure)[1]
- WinProp_Area (data structure)[1]
- WinProp_AreaPlane (data structure)[1]
- WinProp_Calib_DPM (data structure)[1]
- WinProp_Callback (data structure)[1]
- WinProp_Carrier (data structure)[1]
- WinProp_Convert_Beams (data structure)[1]
- WinProp_Converter (data structure)[1]
- WinProp_Coverage_Para (data structure)[1]
- WinProp_Dynamic_Antenna (data structure)[1]
- WinProp_Dynamic_Sets (data structure)[1]
- WinProp_FMCW_Radar[1]
- WinProp_Generate_Beams (data structure)[1]
- WinProp_Group_Dynamics (data structure)[1]
- WinProp_Legend (data structure)[1]
- WinProp_Measurement (data structure)[1]
- WinProp_MeasurementPoint (data structure)[1]
- WinProp_Measurements (data structure)[1]
- WinProp_MonteCarloStatistics (data structure)[1]
- WinProp_MS_AdditionalResults (data structure)[1]
- WinProp_MS_Para (data structure)[1]
- WinProp_ParaHybrid (data structure)[1]
- WinProp_ParaMain (data structure)[1]
- WinProp_ParaRural (data structure)[1]
- WinProp_Pattern (data structure)[1]
- WinProp_Polygon (data structure)[1]
- WinProp_PrePro (data structure)[1]
- WinProp_PreProUrban (data structure)[1]
- WinProp_Propagation_Results (data structure)[1]
- WinProp_Ray (data structure)[1]
- WinProp_RayInteraction (data structure)[1]
- WinProp_RayMatrix (data structure)[1]
- WinProp_RayMatrixElement (data structure)[1]
- WinProp_RayMatrixList (data structure)[1]
- WinProp_Receiver (data structure)[1]
- WinProp_Result_2 (data structure)[1]
- WinProp_Result (data structure)[1]
- WinProp_ResultMonteCarlo (data structure)[1]
- WinProp_ResultPlane (data structure)[1]
- WinProp_ResultPlaneList (data structure)[1]
- WinProp_ResultPoint (data structure)[1]
- WinProp_ResultPointsList (data structure)[1]
- WinProp_ResultTrajectory (data structure)[1]
- WinProp_ResultTrajectoryList (data structure)[1]
- WinProp_SamplingPoint (data structure)[1]
- WinProp_Scenario (data structure)[1]
- WinProp_SuperposeMS[1]
- WinProp_Surveydata (data structure)[1]
- WinProp_Trajectory_Point (data structure)[1]
- WinProp_Trajectory_Sample (data structure)[1]
- WinProp_Trajectory (data structure)[1]
- WinProp_TransmitterLoad (data structure)[1]
- WinPropCLI[1]
- wireless standards[1]
- workflow[1][2][3]
- WRAP
  - launch[1]
Z
- ZIP archive[1]
- zoom[1][2][3][4]