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Radio Wave Propagation: A Handbook of Practical Techniques for Computing Basic Transmission Loss and Field Strength

Authors: M. Weissberger; R. Meidenbauer; H. Riggins; S. Marcus; ELECTROMAGNETIC COMPATIBILITY ANALYSIS CENTER ANNAPOLIS MD
 
Abstract: This Handbook contains a set of validated models for the computation of the basic transmission loss between a transmitter and a remotely sited receiver. Emphasis is on terrestrial, air-ground, air-air, and earth-satellite circuits in the 10 kHz-30 GHz band. The effects of the imperfectly conducting, irregularly-shaped earth's surface, the troposphere, and the ionosphere are accounted for, as are meteorological variations and ray path obstruction by vegetation and urban structures. Only one model is presented for each type of circuit. The rationale for the selection is discussed. In most cases a version of this model is presented in the form of graphs, tables, or formulas that can be evaluated with hand-held calculators. (Author)

Limitations: APPROVED FOR PUBLIC RELEASE
Pages: 378
Report Date: SEP 1982
Contract Number: F19628-80-C-0042
Report Number: A090221
Keywords relating to this report:
*ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVE PROPAGATION
*FIELD INTENSITY
*HANDBOOKS
*MATHEMATICAL MODELS
*RADIO TRANSMISSION
*TRANSMISSION LOSS
CALCULATORS
CIRCUITS
GRAPHS
HAND HELD
IONOSPHERE
IONOSPHERIC PROPAGATION
MODELS
OBSCURATION
RAIN
STRUCTURES
TROPOSPHERE
TROPOSPHERIC SCATTER COMMUNICATIONS
URBAN AREAS
VALIDATION
VEGETATION
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