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Settings for Coverage calculation used is controlled by RadioPlanSettings | |||
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record CoverageProperties(int Resolution, int Size, AreaShape CalculationAreaShape, string PropagationModel, RxHeight RxHeight); | record CoverageProperties(int Resolution, int Size, AreaShape CalculationAreaShape, string PropagationModel, RxHeight RxHeight); | ||
Revision as of 23:23, 16 May 2026
Calculate coverage
Coverage calculations are controlled by the interface IRadioCoverage in IMariaRadioPlanLayer.RadioCoverage
To create a coverage file, we need to define some parameters. The most important is the selection of propagation model.
The list of propagation models can be found like this:
_propagationModels = new ReadOnlyCollection<string>(_radioPlanLayer.RadioCoverage.RadioPropagationModelRepository.PropagationModels.Select(m => m.Name).ToList());
Settings for Coverage calculation used is controlled by RadioPlanSettings
record CoverageProperties(int Resolution, int Size, AreaShape CalculationAreaShape, string PropagationModel, RxHeight RxHeight);
Coverage calculation is started with
Result<Guid> jobId = await _radioPlanLayer.RadioCoverage.StartCoverageCalculationForRadioAsync(radio);
If successful, jobId returns a Guid to identify the job. Otherwise, the text string returns an error message. Progress can be checked by subscribing to the event RadioCoverage.CovDataUpdateProgress.
The calculation can be aborted like this:
_radioPlanLayer.RadioCoverage.RequestAbortCoverageDataJob(jobId);
_radioPlanLayer.RadioCoverage.CovDataUpdateProgress += CoverageDataUpdateProgress;
...
private void CoverageDataUpdateProgress(object sender, CalculationJobStatus calculationJobStatus)
{
if (calculationJobStatus.IsCompleted)
{
ProgressValue = 0; // the clients progress indicator
}
else
{
ProgressValue = calculationJobStatus.TotalPercentCompleted;
}
}