VISIBILITY
STREAM computes visibility directly on your DEM. Place an observer and see exactly which ground is visible and which is hidden, or check whether an obstacle blocks the line between two points.
A viewshed is the area of terrain visible from a given observer point, computed from the elevation surface. Line-of-sight is the related question of whether two specific points can see each other.
Both are essential for telecom siting, surveillance, planning, and any task where visibility over terrain matters.
See visible and hidden ground from a selected observer, as a clear color overlay on the terrain.
Check instantly whether an obstacle blocks the line between two points.
Visibility is computed from the real elevation surface you loaded, so results reflect the actual terrain.
Keep the viewshed as a live overlay or export it as raster or vector.
See which ground is visible or hidden from an observer point, and check line-of-sight between two points — computed directly on the DEM.
Yes. Viewshed and line-of-sight are standard tools for antenna siting, surveillance coverage and planning over terrain.
Yes. Results can be kept as a live overlay or exported as raster or vector for reports and GIS.
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