MO-UF.1A.5
Rotorcraft Scattered Field Effects on Communications for NASA’s Dragonfly Mission
Lucas Newton, Matthew Bray, Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory, United States
Session:
Wave Propagation and Remote Sensing Oral
Track:
F: URSI-F Wave Propagation and Remote Sensing
Location:
Room 205
Session Time:
Mon, 14 Jul, 08:00 - 09:40
Presentation Time:
Mon, 14 Jul, 09:20 - 09:40
Presentation
Discussion
Session MO-UF.1A
MO-UF.1A.1: Terrain Model Resolution Impacts on Propagation Modeling
Abby Anderson, Naval Research Laboratory, United States; Christopher Anderson, Institute of Telecommunication Sciences, United States
MO-UF.1A.2: Extraction Methods of the Dominant Delay in Simulation of Electromagnetic Waves in the Low Troposphere
Hang Zhou, Civil Aviation University of China, China; Alexandre Chabory, Université de Toulouse, France
MO-UF.1A.3: Digital Backend Development for Bustling Universe Radio Survey Telescope (BURSTT) in Taiwan
Homin Jiang, Institute of Astronomy and Astrophysics/Academia Sinica, Taiwan
MO-UF.1A.4: An Efficient Hybrid MoM-T-Matrix-UTD Method for Modeling Electromagnetic Problems
Manushanker Balasubramanian, Arkaprovo Das, Pingjuan L Werner, Douglas H Werner, The Pennsylvania State University, United States
MO-UF.1A.5: Rotorcraft Scattered Field Effects on Communications for NASA’s Dragonfly Mission
Lucas Newton, Matthew Bray, Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory, United States
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