EMF Planner is a simulation software designed for modeling, analyzing, and visualizing electromagnetic field exposure from any radio transmitter - including base stations of any standard, TV and radio broadcasting stations, satellite earth stations, PtP, PtMP, etc.

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EMF Planner is an internationally adapted version of our SanZone software, which we have been developing for over 20 years.

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EMF Planner was developed in collaboration with the engineering bureau PuglieseProgettazioni (https://www.puglieseprogettazioni.it) located in Nova Siri, Italy. PuglieseProgettazioni also provides additional paid services such as customer service and consulting, an online tutorial course, and a building database creation service. The available languages are English and Italian. For more information, please visit https://www.puglieseprogettazioni.it/emf-planner-english/.

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The software is intended for users involved in the design, operation, and supervision of transmitting radio facilities.

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Main Features:

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-  Calculation of EMF levels using the point source method according to Recommendation ITU-T K.70 (2020) "Mitigation techniques to limit human exposure to EMFs in the vicinity of radiocommunication stations";

-  Calculation and visualization of EMF exposure areas in horizontal and vertical cuts;

-  Calculation of EMF safety volumes;

-  Calculation of electromagnetic field levels at control points;

-  A convenient interface that allows for quick entry of the parameters of many radiating sources;

-  A choice of many exposure limits recommended by different countries and organizations; -  Reports on electromagnetic fields and total exposure in graphical and tabular form;

-  Accounting for terrain and buildings in calculations;

-  Use of maps from OpenStreetMap, Google, Bing, and other map services as a base map;

-  Easy and visual calibration of custom base maps in any image format if necessary;

-  Import of 3D plan models in vector format from the OpenStreetMap project database with building height information.

-  Quick creation of terrain models from automatically loaded Digital Elevation Models (DEMs);

-  A built-in editor for vector objects such as buildings, labels, contour lines, and terrain elevations;

-  Generation of full reports using custom Microsoft Word templates;

-  Export to DWG/DXF AutoCAD files

-  Greater computing speed due to algorithm optimization and the use of streaming calculations. Calculations are distributed among threads, allowing for computing speeds 4-24 times faster (depending on the number of threads supported by the processor).

-  Use of MSI Planet antenna pattern files;

-  An integrated antenna management tool;

-  A built-in automatic unit converter between W, mW, dBW, dBmW;

-  Visualization of calculations in 3D and export to interactive 3D PDF files.