DXCC Demand Planner v9

Demand · live mission control · propagation · DXpedition coverage
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CLUB LOG GLOBAL RANK
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Official no-key JSON
ENTITY NEED SCORE
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Higher = more wanted
LAST REGISTERED DXPEDITION
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Club Log expedition feed
GDXF TOP NEED MODE
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2025 Central Europe survey
BEST BAND NOW
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Offline path opportunity
TOP CONTINENT NEED
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Higher score = more wanted
LIVE · Club Log global LIVE/CACHED · Club Log expeditions 2025 · GDXF mode survey OPTIONAL · detailed profile MODEL · band/region opportunity
GDXF Most Wanted by Mode higher needed % = greater demand
Annual GDXF/DARC survey of German and Central European DXers. This is not Club Log data.
Band Opportunity Now offline model
Relative path opportunity to the selected target region. Import a detailed profile to add measured demand ranks.
Estimated Need by Continent higher = more wanted
Stable entity score plus a continent-specific demand or access signal. Current UTC propagation is not used here.
Band × Mode Planner Score demand × path opportunity
Mode demand uses GDXF. Band weighting uses the imported profile when available; otherwise it is propagation-only.
Continent Score Breakdown 0–100 · higher = more wanted
Demand combines Club Log global rank and GDXF needed percentage. Activity scarcity uses the latest registered Club Log expedition when one is available.
Recommended Operating Priorities calculating

Optional restricted-detail import

If you manually collect band or region ranks from an authorized source, import them here. The planner stores them only in this browser and never scrapes Club Log.

LOGGED QSOS
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Import ADIF to update
GOAL COMPLETE
0%
Goal 50,000
LARGEST DEFICIT
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Goal versus actual coverage
SPACE WEATHER
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Operate Now Directoradaptive 0–100 priority
Score: 35% unmet coverage, 25% recent signal evidence, 20% modeled path, 10% opening/closing urgency, 5% mode demand and 5% continuity. Missing signal evidence is excluded and remaining weights are normalized.
Opening / Closing Alerts
Manual Signal Reportsexpires after 2 hours
Station & Operator Constraintsstored in this browser
Continent Goal vs Actual
Mode Goal vs Actual
Band Goal vs Actual

Mission exports

Export the generated operating schedule for briefing, or print the current mission-control view.

Travel & Accommodation Estimateplanning estimate · not a live quote
The server resolves the departure location without an API key. You can enter latitude and longitude manually if location lookup is unavailable.
Demand, Activity & Feasibilityhigher score = stronger candidate
Mode Demand ComparisonGDXF needed percentage
Band Opportunity Comparisonannual multi-continent access model
Continent Priority Comparisondemand + activity scarcity + access scarcity

Feasibility values are planning assumptions

Travel, permits, accommodations and cost are not supplied by Club Log. Enter your own current estimates for each candidate; they are stored in this browser for that DXCC.

DXpedition Grayline & Time-Zone MapUTC
Click any schedule block to inspect it. Time-zone bands are 15° UTC references, not political borders.
Day Grayline ±6° Night DXCC paths
Expedition site—
Sun position—
Grayline direction—
Best Operating Choices Now need + opening + mode demand
Recommended Station Schedule higher priority first
Each block assigns different bands, spreads CW/Phone/Digital across the first three stations, and favors different continents. Choices with a modeled path score below 25 are not scheduled.
UTC × Continent Band Openings best band and path score
Strong 65–100 Usable 45–64 Marginal 25–44 Closed <25
Continent Demand Focushigher = more wanted
Mode Demand FocusGDXF needed %

How to use this schedule

Recalculate when conditions change, then move stations toward the highest scores. Treat the opening matrix as a planning guide and confirm real conditions with beacons, RBN, cluster reports and operator listening.

E6 → North America — km Solar-geometry model
Best UTC Windows relative score 0–100
Regions at Current UTC best band per region
Band × UTC Path Opportunity —
Planning aid only. This lightweight offline model uses path distance, solar geometry, band and selected solar level. It is not VOACAP and does not include antennas, power, noise, terrain, K-index or real-time ionospheric measurements.

Analyze a past or current DXpedition ADIF log

All processing stays in your browser. BAND, MODE, CONT and DXCC fields are used to measure coverage by band, mode and continent.

Select one or more ADIF files to build real operating statistics for the selected DXCC.

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Data Sources

  • Club Log global rank: official public Most Wanted JSON; no key required.
  • Mode demand: bundled 2025 GDXF/DARC Most Wanted survey.
  • DXCC geography: bundled Amateur Radio Country Files snapshot.
  • Last activation: newest matched registered expedition in Club Log's public expedition list.
  • Continent need score: demand + activation scarcity + imported regional demand, or clearly labeled access estimate.
  • Band and regional demand: optional user-imported profile only.
  • Path opportunity: offline solar-geometry planning model.
  • Operational coverage: ADIF files processed locally in the browser.
  • QSO schedule: continent need, mode demand and hourly path opportunity combined into station assignments.
  • Grayline map: locally calculated solar illumination over a bundled Natural Earth world topology.

Important interpretation

GDXF percentages represent survey demand in Germany and Central Europe. A larger need score means greater estimated need. If no imported continent rank exists, differences between continents use a stable annual access-scarcity estimate—not measured Club Log regional demand. “Last registered DXpedition” is the last QSO in a matched Club Log expedition log; it is not necessarily the last ordinary QSO from that entity. The program does not scrape Club Log.