Today’s military works in a complex electromagneticarena. IED jammers and UGS systems are examples where propagation is very near to the ground, and the interaction of signals with the earth can unintentionally alter propagation. In these scenarios the direct and reflected waves tend to cancel one another, causing the surface wave component to be the dominant mode of propagation. This surface wave must be taken into account in order to correctly model radio wave propagation in these cases.
Publications
In this article, John Oncea explains NASA's LunaNet project and how Remcom's participation will help to ensure reliable network performance on the Moon. LunaNet will empower NASA to explore the Moon and lay the foundation to support missions to Mars and beyond in the future.
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In this paper, results are presented of propagation experiments conducted to verify the accuracy of a novel ray-optical scattering model for EES.
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Videos
This short video clip demonstrates how Wireless InSite models engineered electromagnetic surfaces (EES) and compares coverage improvement with diffuser and grating EES placements on a glass window or a wall.
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