NETIC Properties of Soils at Three Test Sites near Fort Monmouth, New Jersey.Research and development technical rept.,Hulse,William H. ;Walker,John W. ;ECOM-4063DA-1-T-061102-B-31-A1-T-071102-B-31-A-01(*soils, *electromagnetic properties), (*military facilities, soils), sand, quartz, minerals, electrical conductivity, iron oxides, ground(electrical), dielectricsThe electromagnetic properties of the surface and subsurface materials of the Evans, Wayside, and Deal Areas of Fort Monmouth, New Jersey, are described. The object of the investigation was to provide engineers and scientists with supplementary ...
Awareness of the perturbing effects of near-surface soils on local electromagnetic signal propagation has led to a program aimed at correlating electrical properties of soil with environmental factors. This information is expected to lead to a predictive capability for soils in militarily inaccessible regions. Such a capability is significant for remote sensor deployment, etc. in tactical situations. In the present study, the electrical conductivity of near-surface soils of Virginia was ...
Selected Vietnam soil samples provided by the U. S. Army Waterways Experiment Station (WES) and by personnel of a U. S. Army Electronics Command (USAECOM) quick reaction team were analyzed with respect to their electrical properties and geological parameters. The relative dielectric constant, effective conductivity, and attenuation values for frequencies from 50 to 500 MHz are given for each sample. (Author)
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