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What is the best way to compute the superposed coverage from multiple transmitters?
The superposition of the individual coverage results can be done in a network planning project by RunNet based on the corresponding air interface (wireless standard definition file *.wst).
Without network planning module the coverage of individual Tx antennas/leaky feeder cables can be superposed in ProMan by using the following steps:
First load one of the results (preferably *.fpp file) in ProMan via File => Open Result and then superpose the next result via Edit => Combine Data => Max Value (can be done for further results in the same way).
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