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A '''Conder plot''' is a two-dimensional visualisation of radiofrequency power flux density and/or interference with reference to geographical location. It can range from monochromatic coverage plots used for [[Engineering:Broadcasting|broadcast]] or mobile radiocommunications planning to multi-coloured diagrams representing varying levels of power flux density at a given [[Engineering:Radio frequency|radio frequency]]. It may or may not be projected over a map or satellite image for geographic context, and may otherwise be colloquially referred to as a ‘splat diagram'.

==References==
*[https://web.archive.org/web/20160304035617/http://www.apcoaust.com.au/site.asp?page=2012Presentations APCO Australasia - Benefits of a networked approach to spectrum use.]

[[Category:Radio frequency propagation]]

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