1994
DOI: 10.1109/8.299595
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The modeling and measurement of HF antenna skywave radiation patterns in irregular terrain

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“…Also the influence of the ground underneath the antenna installation is not negligible and has to be included in the measurement. However, in-situ measurement of antenna pattern and relative gain can be used for antenna evaluation, using a small transmitter transported by helicopter [73], airplane [74], tethered balloon [5] or remote controlled octocopter drone [75]. Due to the fast and deep fading imposed by ionospheric propagation, comparison of antenna performance using real-live NVIS transmitters is only possible when specialized techniques are used, such as described in [31, pp.…”
Section: In-situ Nvis Antenna Measurementmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Also the influence of the ground underneath the antenna installation is not negligible and has to be included in the measurement. However, in-situ measurement of antenna pattern and relative gain can be used for antenna evaluation, using a small transmitter transported by helicopter [73], airplane [74], tethered balloon [5] or remote controlled octocopter drone [75]. Due to the fast and deep fading imposed by ionospheric propagation, comparison of antenna performance using real-live NVIS transmitters is only possible when specialized techniques are used, such as described in [31, pp.…”
Section: In-situ Nvis Antenna Measurementmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Also the influence of the ground underneath the antenna installation is not negligible and has to be included in the measurement. However, in-situ measurement of antenna pattern and relative gain for antenna evaluation can be achieved using a small transmitter transported by helicopter [Breakall, 1994], airplane [Jenkins, 1995], tethered balloon [Austin, 1988] or remote controlled octocopter drone [Krause, 2013]. Comparison of antenna performance using real-live NVIS transmitters is impossible due to fast and deep fading imposed by ionospheric propagation, unless specialized techniques are used.…”
Section: In-situ Nvis Antenna Measurementmentioning
confidence: 99%