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Tropospheric radio propagation assessment
Proceedings of the IEEE, 1985The status of tropospheric radio propagation assessment is reviewed and recent advances in this area are described. Special emphasis is given to anomalous propagation in a marine environment. Modeling and measurements of ducting phenomena caused by the oceanic evaporation duct and by elevated refractive layers are discussed.
H.V. Hitney +4 more
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Radio Propagation over Spherical Earth
Proceedings of the IRE, 1935The paper shows how Watson's solution for the propagation of electromagnetic waves over perfectly conducting spherical earth merges into the Abraham solution for propagation over a perfectly conducting plane for shorter distances. The effects of refraction by the lower atmosphere and of the imperfect conductivity of the earth are taken into ...
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Terrestrial Mobile Radio Propagation
2011The basic principles regarding radiowaves propagation in the mobile radio systems and effects of different phenomena, and parameters on these waves are outlined in this chapter. The issues provided are helpful in design and application of this kind of radiowaves.
Abdollah Ghasemi +2 more
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Appendix: Radio propagation and radio noise
1999When a spectrum manager is making a frequency assignment it may be necessary to estimate the minimum transmitter power level that is consistent with the achievement of specified link performance objectives. It is seldom feasible to use direct measure ments for this purpose.
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2003
This chapter discusses properties of radio waves and their propagation. Radio waves are a form of radiation known as electromagnetic waves. The properties of radio waves and the way in which they travel or propagate are of prime importance in the study of radio technology.
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This chapter discusses properties of radio waves and their propagation. Radio waves are a form of radiation known as electromagnetic waves. The properties of radio waves and the way in which they travel or propagate are of prime importance in the study of radio technology.
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New Radio Beam-Based Access to Unlicensed Spectrum: Design Challenges and Solutions
IEEE Communications Surveys and Tutorials, 2020Sandra Lagén +2 more
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