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The capability for efficient management of HF frequency resources arises from a system which can accurately forecast the HF propagation characteristics of a set of communication links. It is discussed how such a system can be based on strategic deployment of HF sounders, coupled with a particular data analysis plan. Results are demonstrated with respect to the processing of data from a particular oblique-incidence sounder network.