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Corporate Author:	International Conference on HF Radio Systems and Techniques Edinburgh (Author)
Format:	Conference Proceeding Book
Language:	English
Published:	Norwich Institution of Electrical Engineers 1991
Series:	IEE conference publication 339
Subjects:	Funktechnik Hochfrequenzübertragung Radar Funkübertragung Konferenzschrift > 1991 > Edinburgh
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Item Description:	Literaturangaben
Physical Description:	XII, 367 S. Ill., graph. Darst.
ISBN:	085296515X

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adam_text	Contents The Institution of Electrical Engineers is not, as a body, responsible for the opinions expressed by individual authors or speakers. Page No. SYSTEM DESIGN CONTROL AND NETWORKING 1 Automatically controlled HF radio systems - towards standardization G K L Smith, EEAHF Communications Committee, UK 7 Simulation modelling of an adaptive HF network SAW Bennett and N J Maxted Siemens Plessey Defence Systems, UK 12 Performed measurements on traffic capacity for adaptive HF systems G Henriksson Telub AB, Sweden 17 Artificial intelligence techniques in HF system design E D Chesmore University of Hull, UK 21 Results from on-the-air measurements with an adaptive HF radio system D Borgmann, К Allweil Telefunken System Technik GmbH, Federai Republic of Germany 26 Design and evaluation of a variable-rate meteor-burst communication system К Watson and M Darnell University of Hull, UK 31 The effect of space diversity on a broadcast meteor burst system А К Shukla, P S Cannon Defence Research Agency, Aerospace Division, UK A Stocker and M Lester University of Leicester, UK 35 A laboratory testbed for performance evaluation of adaptive HF systems H Bergzén Telub AB, Sweden 39 A long range HF radio paging and response system T J Speight, M Darnell University of Hull, UK 44 Applied Digital Communications via HF radio J E Kasser Loral Aerosys, USA IV Contents Page No. HF RADAR 48 OTH radar receiving system design using synoptic HF environmental data base G F Earl, P C Kerr and Ρ Μ Roberts Defence Science and Technology Organisation, Australia 54 Introducing correlation into two dimensional Monte Carlo simulations: An example for OTH radar В A Deresh The Mitre Corporation, USA 61 A comparison between predicted and measured vessel cross-sections for groundwave radars A M Ponsford Nordco Ltd, Canada S К Srivastava Calían Technology Ltd, Canada 66 Recent results obtained using the losquet island HF sky-wave backscatter radar N Ruelle, F Gauthier and J Y Le Saout Centre National d Etudes des Telecommunications, France 70 HF skywave radar studies of ocean wave directional spectra near equilibrium S J Anderson Defence Science and Technology Organisation, Australia ANTENNAS 73 Calculated and measured characteristics of an HF loop antenna mounted upon a helicopter J W R Cox and G Vongas Royal Aerospace Establishment, UK 79 Near vertical incidence skywave antenna examination A S Eley, E E Barr and J H Choi Naval Research Laboratory, USA 84 An assessment of the potential improvement in radiation efficiency of an aircraft HF antenna system using high temperature superconductors J W R Cox Royal Aerospace Establishment, UK 89 Numerical design of shipboard communications antenna R J Katulski Technical University of Gdansk, Poland 93 Numerical modelling of the parasitic effects of supporting structures on HF Yagi arrays В A Austin University of Liverpool, UK 97 HF null steering system with a wide-band structure J Caratori, С Goutelard and D Faydit LETTI - Universite Paris-Sud, France Contents Page No. PROPAGATION 103 Near real-time information about the solar terrestrial environment and HF propagation with BTX Τ Damboldt Forschungsinstitut der DBP Telekom, Federal Republic of Germany 108 A review of methods for coping with ionospheric variability in connection with HF systems J M Goodman Naval Research Laboratory, USA 113 The research and development of a fully automated daily short-term ionospheric forecasting service N S Wheadon, J D Milšom and R Larsen GEC-Marconi Research Centre, UK 117 Ionospheric multi-paths separation with a high resolution direction finding algorithm mapped on an experimental system J L Rogier, G Multedo Thomson-CSF/RGS, France V Baltazárt and L Bertel Universite de Rennes 1, France 122 A new formulation for above-the-MUF loss A J Gibson, P A Bradley Rutherford Appleton Laboratory, UK 126 HF propagation measurements in central Australia M G Golley, R G Biesing and B D Ward Defence, Science and Technology Organisation, Australia 131 Measurements of fading of HF signals and noise on a path between the UK and Greece M Chryssomallis University of Thrace, Greece A J Gibson Rutherford Appleton Laboratory, UK M D Moorehead Neptune Radar Ltd, UK 136 A study of the high latitude ionosphere using a digital spread spectrum ionospheric sounder V Jodalen and E V Thrane Norwegian Defence Research Establishment, Norway 141 ROSE - A DSP enhancement to the Barry ionospheric sounder A H Dickson, P C Arthur and P S Cannon Royal Aerospace Establishment, UK 146 Analysis of the width of chirpsounder spectra B Lundborg and M Lundgren Swedish Institute of Space Physics, Sweden 152 The significance of real time frequency selection D D McRae and W M Furman Harris Corporation, USA Vi Contents Page No. 156 Spatial and temporal correlations in bistatic communications via 28 MHz Sporadic E G H Grayer and M Harrison Radio Society of Great Britain, UK 162 Seasonal variations in Meteoric and Non-meteoric duty Cycle in the Polar cap and Auroral regions J A Weitzen and J С Ostergaard University of Lowell, Centre for Atmospheric Research, USA P S Cannon Royal Aerospace Establishment, UK A D Bailey Phillips Laboratory, USA 167 Ionospheric faraday rotation signatures in the space-tîme-f requency domain S J Anderson Defence Science and Technology Organisation, Australia 173 A new HF channel model and its implementation in a real-time simulator J A Hoffmeyer, L E Volger, J F Mastrangelo, L E Pratt and C J Behm US Department of Commerce Institute for telecommunication sciences, USA 178 Use of ionospheric models in HF radio planning and OHD target location P A Bradley Rutherford Appleton Laboratory, UK 183 The multisegmented parabolic model for ionospheric electron density distribution: A convenient model for HF engineering applications D C Baker and J J Burden University of Pretoria, Republic of South Africa 189 Long-term wide-bandwidth channel characteristics and bandwidth-dependent fading for a mid-latitude HF path R Rifkin and B D Perry The MITRE Corporation, USA 194 Delay and doppler spreading characteristics of the wide-bandwidth HF channel M і Clune, P B Fine, J N Freedman, C A Nissen and B D Perry The MITRE Corporation, USA SIGNAL DESIGN AND PROCESSING 199 An implementation of multi-frequency shift keying ÍMFSK) providing a robust modulation system for air/ground communications M J Maundrell Royal Aerospace Establishment, UK 206 Automatic gain control for propagation analysis and countermeasures F Zoighadr and В Honary University of Warwick, UK M Maundrell Royal Aerospace Establishment, UK vii Contents Page No. 212 Robust slow and medium rate data transmission G F Gott, Ε Ρ Derbyshire, A N Brydon, Ρ В Oodit and R H Rubenstein University of Manchester Institute of Science and Technology, UK 217 A performance study of Kalman based adaptive equalisers for HF communication channels S McLaughlin University of Edinburgh, UK 222 Data transmission using complementary sequence sets К V Prasad and M Darnell Hull-Warwick Communications Research Group, UK 227 The performance of a modem using 8-PSK coded modulation over HF radio channels S G Jayasinghe Defence Science and Technology Organisation, Australia A P Clark (deceased) Formerly with Loughborough University of Technology, UK 233 Response of the high latitude HF skywave channel to an isolated magnetic disturbance L S Wagner and J A Goldstein US Naval Research Laboratory, USA 238 Performance of error correcting codes on a partial band jammed HF-channel L G Ahiin and P J Johansson National Defence Research Establishment, Sweden 243 Improved error protection techniques for HF communication systems S D Bate Coventry Polytechnic, UK B Honary University of Warwick, UK 248 Performance analysis of a hybrid ARQ system in half duplex transmission at 2400 bps J Dalmau-Royo and J Serrat-Femandez Universität Politecnica de Catalunya, Spain 253 Computer simulation for performance evaluation in HF radio links: system and coding schemes optimization A Bernardini, M Bernesi, R Pattuelli and P Sniderò La Sapienza University of Rome, Italy 258 Spectral shaping codes for co-channel interference suppression В Honary and T Ng University of Warwick, UK M Darnell University of Hull, UK G Mancarían Radio Physics and Electronics Institute, USSR 261 Adaptive synchronisation techniques for time varying dispersive radio channels M Grayson and M Darneil University of Hull, UK VIII Contents Page No. 265 A program development environment for high performance HF modems G C Clark Harris Corporation, USA M D Noakes MIT AI Laboratory, USA CHANNEL SOUNDING 269 An economic ionospheric sounding system using standard HF radio system elements M Gallagher and M Darnell Hull-Warwick Communications Research Group, UK 275 Use of passive monitoring techniques in radio signals K D Masrani and N G Riley University of Hull, UK 281 Measurement capabilities of an HF channel evaluation system Y M Le Roux, Ρ Lassudrie-Dechesne, R Fleury, J P Jolivet and J Ménard Centre National d Etudes des Telecommunications, France 286 A method of passive realtime frequency selection based on HF interference centroid frequency Zhou Guonai China Research Institute oí Radio Wave Propagation, Peoples Republic of China RF EQUIPMENT AND TECHNIQUES 290 A portable HF transceiver with digital IF С Demeure, M Cognault, R Berranger and В Raulin Thomson-CSF, France 295 A low cost digitally implemented marine HF band receiver J Masterton, H Benn, G Dolman, A Roberts STC Technology Ltd, UK E Breakenbridge Formerly with STC Technology Ltd, UK M Rambaut STC international Marine, UK 299 Aspects of direct conversion receiver design N C Hamilton Radio Society of Great Britain, UK 304 The application of digitai receiver technology to HF radar T H Pearce GEC-Marconi Research Centre, UK 310 Facts and illusions with broadband amplifiers for common antenna working B M Sosin Marconi Communication Systems, UK Contents Page No. 316 Design of low-distortion HF transmitter with power MOS FETs Yoji Tozawa Japan Radio Co Ltd, Japan 321 A frequency ramp generator for an HF skywave radar implemented with direct digital synthesis techniques L J Durbridge and G M Warne Defence Science and Technology Organisation, Australia NOISE, INTERFERENCE AND MODELLING 327 Solar cycle variations in atmospheric noise at HF B D Ward and M G Golley Defence, Science and Technology Organisation, Australia 332 Spectral occupancy - measurement system and mathematical models G F Gott, C R Poole, P J Laycock, S K Chan and A R Ray University of Manchester Institute of Science and Technology, UK 337 Some results from measurements of interference in Sweden M Broms National Defence Research Establishment, Sweden 343 Time modelling of HF interference С Goutelard and J Caratori LETTI - Universite Paris-Sud, France 349 Model of wideband HF noise and interference J J Lemmon US Department of Commerce, USA 354 Bandwidth and range dependence of HF interference statistics A Andersson Telub AB, Sweden 358 A computer aided design system for frequency management G E Prescott, P Alexander, J Holtzman and S Roderman The University of Kansas, USA 363 HF broadcast spectrum sharing potential: a study using the IFRB s J90 notifications J Washburn, G R Hand, L A Berry and J M Ratzloff Institute for telecommunication sciences, USA List of Authors Page No. Ahlin, L. ....................................238 Alexander, Ρ ............................358 Allweil, К ................................... 21 Anderson, S J ................... 70, 167 Andersson, A .......................... 354 Arthur, PC .............................. 141 Austin, BA................................ 93 Bailey, AD .............................. 162 Baker, D C ................................183 Baltazárt, V ...............................117 Barr, ЕЕ ................................... 79 Bate, S D ................................. 243 Behm, C J ................................173 Benn, H .................................... 295 Bennett, S A W ........................ 7 Bergzén, H ................................ 35 Bernardini, A ........................... 253 Bernesi, M ................................253 Berranger, R .............................290 Berry, LA ................................ 363 Bertel, L ................................... 117 Biesing, R G .............................126 Borgmann, D........................... 21 Bradley, P A .................... 122, 178 Breakenbridge, E .................... 295 Broms, M .................................337 Brydon, A N.............................212 Burden, J J ..............................183 Cannon, P S .............. 31, 141, 162 Caratori, J ......................... 97, 343 Chan, KS .................................332 Chesmore, E D ........................ 17 Choi, J H .................................. 79 Chryssomallis, M .....................131 Clark, A P.,, ..............................227 Clark, G C ................................ 265 Clune, M I..... ............................194 Cognault, M .............................290 Cox, J W R .......................... 73, 84 Dalmau-Royo, J ...................... 248 Damboldt, T .............................103 Derbyshire, E P..... ...................212 Darnell, M ....................................... ............ 26, 39, 222, 258, 261, 269 Page No. Demeure, C ............................. 290 Deresh, B A .............................. 54 Dickson, A H ........................... 141 Dolman, G ................................295 Durbridge, L J ..........................321 Earl, G F ................................... 48 Eley, AS ................................... 79 Faydit, D F ..................................97 Fine, PB................................... 194 Fleury, R ...................................281 Freedman, J N ........................194 Furman, W N ...........................152 Gallagher, M ............................269 Gauthier, F .............................. 66 Gibson, AJ ..................... 122, 131 Goldstein, J A ......................... 233 Golley, M G ..................... 126,327 Goodman, J M ........................108 Gott, G F .......................... 212,332 Goutelard, C ...................... 97, 343 Grayer, G H ..............................156 Grayson, M ..............................261 Guonai, Zhou ...........................286 Hamilton, N C ..........................299 Hand, G R .................................363 Harrison, M ............................. 156 Henriksson, G .......................... 12 Hoffmeyer, J A. .......................173 Holtzman, J ..............................358 Honary, B ................ 206, 243, 258 Jayasinghe, S G ......................227 Jodalen, V ................................136 Johansson, P ...........................238 Jolivet, J P .............................. 281 Kasser, J E .............................. 44 Katulski, R J ............................. 89 Kerr, PC................................... 48 Larsen, R ................................. 113 Lassudrie-Dechesne, P ............281 Laycock, P J....... ......................332 XI Page No. Le Roux, Y M .......................... 281 Le Saout, J Y ........................... 66 Lemmon, J J ........................... 349 Lester, M ................................. 31 Lundborg, B ............................. 146 Lundgren, M ........................... 146 Maricarian, G .......................... 258 Masrani, K D ............................275 Masterton, J .............................295 Mastrangelo, J F ..................... 173 Maundrell, M J ............... 199, 206 Maxted, N J ............................. 7 McLaughlin, S ..........................217 McRae, D D ............................. 152 Menard, J .................................281 Milšom, J D ............................ 113 Moorhead, M D ....................... 131 Multedo, G ............................... 117 Ng, T ........................................ 258 Nissen, CA.............................. 194 Noakes, M D ........................... 265 Oodit, B P .................................212 Ostergaard, J С ...................... 162 Pattuelii, R ................................253 Pearce, T H .............................. 304 Perry, B D ........................ 189, 194 Ponsford, A M ......................... 61 Poole, C R ................................332 Prasad, KV ..............................222 Pratt, LE................................... 173 Prescott, G E ............................358 Rarnbaut, M .............................295 Page No. Ratzloff, J M .............................363 Raulin, В................................... 290 Ray, AR...................................332 Rifkin, R ................................... 189 Riley, N G .................................275 Roberts, A ................................295 Roberts, P M ............................ 48 Roderman, S ............................358 Rogier, J L ................................ 117 Rubenstein, R H .......................212 Ruelle, N................................... 66 Serrat-Fernandez, J ................ 248 Shukla, A К .............................. 31 Smith, G KL ............................ 1 Sniderò, P................................ 253 Sosin, B M ...............................310 Speight, T J ............................ 39 Srivastava, S K ........................ 61 Stocker, A ................................. 31 Thrane, E V T ...........................136 Tozawa, Yoji ............................316 Vogler, L E ...............................173 Vongas, G ................................ 73 Wagner, L S .............................233 Ward, B D .................................327 Warne, G M ............................ 321 Washburn, J S .........................363 Watson, K ................................. 26 Weitzen, J A ............................. 162 Wheadon, N ............................ 113 Zolghadr, F .............................. 206 XII
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spelling	International Conference on HF Radio Systems and Techniques 5 1991 Edinburgh Verfasser (DE-588)5058868-0 aut Fifth International Conference on HF Radio Systems and Techniques 22 25 July 1991, venue Heriot-Watt University, Edinburgh, UK HF radio systems and techniques Norwich Institution of Electrical Engineers 1991 XII, 367 S. Ill., graph. Darst. txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier IEE conference publication 339 Literaturangaben Funktechnik (DE-588)4018908-9 gnd rswk-swf Hochfrequenzübertragung (DE-588)4160153-1 gnd rswk-swf Radar (DE-588)4176765-2 gnd rswk-swf Funkübertragung (DE-588)4018941-7 gnd rswk-swf (DE-588)1071861417 Konferenzschrift 1991 Edinburgh gnd-content Hochfrequenzübertragung (DE-588)4160153-1 s DE-604 Funktechnik (DE-588)4018908-9 s Funkübertragung (DE-588)4018941-7 s Radar (DE-588)4176765-2 s IEE conference publication 339 (DE-604)BV001889735 339 Digitalisierung TU Muenchen application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=003662525&sequence=000002&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Inhaltsverzeichnis
spellingShingle	Fifth International Conference on HF Radio Systems and Techniques 22 25 July 1991, venue Heriot-Watt University, Edinburgh, UK IEE conference publication Funktechnik (DE-588)4018908-9 gnd Hochfrequenzübertragung (DE-588)4160153-1 gnd Radar (DE-588)4176765-2 gnd Funkübertragung (DE-588)4018941-7 gnd
subject_GND	(DE-588)4018908-9 (DE-588)4160153-1 (DE-588)4176765-2 (DE-588)4018941-7 (DE-588)1071861417
title	Fifth International Conference on HF Radio Systems and Techniques 22 25 July 1991, venue Heriot-Watt University, Edinburgh, UK
title_alt	HF radio systems and techniques
title_auth	Fifth International Conference on HF Radio Systems and Techniques 22 25 July 1991, venue Heriot-Watt University, Edinburgh, UK
title_exact_search	Fifth International Conference on HF Radio Systems and Techniques 22 25 July 1991, venue Heriot-Watt University, Edinburgh, UK
title_full	Fifth International Conference on HF Radio Systems and Techniques 22 25 July 1991, venue Heriot-Watt University, Edinburgh, UK
title_fullStr	Fifth International Conference on HF Radio Systems and Techniques 22 25 July 1991, venue Heriot-Watt University, Edinburgh, UK
title_full_unstemmed	Fifth International Conference on HF Radio Systems and Techniques 22 25 July 1991, venue Heriot-Watt University, Edinburgh, UK
title_short	Fifth International Conference on HF Radio Systems and Techniques
title_sort	fifth international conference on hf radio systems and techniques 22 25 july 1991 venue heriot watt university edinburgh uk
title_sub	22 25 July 1991, venue Heriot-Watt University, Edinburgh, UK
topic	Funktechnik (DE-588)4018908-9 gnd Hochfrequenzübertragung (DE-588)4160153-1 gnd Radar (DE-588)4176765-2 gnd Funkübertragung (DE-588)4018941-7 gnd
topic_facet	Funktechnik Hochfrequenzübertragung Radar Funkübertragung Konferenzschrift 1991 Edinburgh
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