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SEAMCAT - Spectrum Engineering Advanced Monte Carlo Analysis Tool


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SEAMCAT Workshop 5 June 2012, please follow link to find invitation and draft programme

The current available version is 3.2.5 of SEAMCAT-3 (www.seamcat.org) is running. Note that we have been made aware of the following problems:

  • Minor problem with ICE panel (more details at #826)
  • Bug in saving Hata-SRD value (more details at #827)
  • Bug in saving ACS value (more details at #825)
  • Issue when the “uniform density” mode is selected with “wanted transmitter”. There is no problem when the “victim receiver” is selected (ticket #815).
  • Network Library: The user can not select the "Measure intereference from entire cluster" button. This has an impact to the interfering link configuration dialog as it can not be selected either. (ticket #816)

A proposal of fixes are currently available in the Beta version 3.2.6 Beta 1 for testing at (www.seamcat.org/betaversion).

What is SEAMCAT?

SEAMCAT is a software tool based on the Monte-Carlo simulation method, which is developed within the frame of European Conference of Postal and Telecommunication administrations (CEPT). This tool permits statistical modelling of different radio interference scenarios for performing sharing and compatibility studies between radiocommunications systems (short range devices, GSM, UMTS, LTE, etc… ) in the same or adjacent frequency bands.

Brief introduction to SEAMCAT

The ECO has launch a SEAMCAT forum where the SEAMCAT Community can share its experience, new idea of enhancement, installation troubleshoot etc… 

The software is maintained by ECO and distributed free-of-charge. Webstart and Offline free download from here (FAQ + Practical tips). ECO also provide the source code on demand as well as training material and session/workshops. 

For questions or to report bugs go here (you need to login and create "new ticket") or contact directly the ECO at seamcat@eco.cept.org

The new revised SEAMCAT Handbook (January 2010) is available here (6 MB pdf file) 

  

SEAMCAT Stakeholders

The SEAMCAT project is an ongoing WGSE (Working Group Spectrum Engineering) activity. The daily maintenance of the project and the SEAMCAT software is entrusted to the ECO. STG (SEAMCAT Technical Group) acts as the supervising committee and source of technical expertise.

There exists 2 mailing reflectors open to administration, industry and academia with two different purposes:

 

 

 
  • Public SEAMCAT E-mail reflector

This email list allows to disseminate useful information within the group of SEAMCAT users (i.e. user support messages, usage tips, information on updates and questions/answers from members of the SEAMCAT community, etc..).

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  • Public STG E-mail reflector

This email list is not just for users, but people who want to develop and contribute to the insides of SEAMCAT. See the STG email reflectors here.

Open source code

Free JAVA development of the SEAMCAT source code is possible.

 

 

  

Practical tips

Read some extra tips

Training

Click here to access some training material

Archived products

Click here to download the previous SEAMCAT version