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Summary form only given. A description is given of spun-on film contour modeling and characterization procedures that can be used to predict the planarization properties presented for resist and spin-on glass (SOG) materials. These parameters are related to spun-on solution properties and can be used to design spin-on film properties and processes to obtain specific planarization results. An equation describing the spin-on film contour is presented. The parameters appearing in the equation can be used to predict planarization properties on any complex topography and with multiple spun-on coatings. SOG films require special modeling considerations due to mass depletion effects, since their thin spun-on film thicknesses are typically much less than the step height.<>