A finite element based beam propagation method for the analysis and study of electromagnetic wave propagation in the troposphere is presented. An efficient one dimensional form of the helmholtz equation with height dependent refractivity is used to investigate ducting phenomenon. Vertical tropospheric profile characteristics are assigned to each element through the discritization process and the solution is made to advanced using the marching algorithm. Numerous method are available for predicting electromag-netic wave propagation in the atmosphere, e.g., geometric op-tics, physical optics, normal mode analysis, and combinations of the above [1]. However, the presence of vertical refractivit
This paper discusses the design and implementation of the TROPospheric PrOpagation simulator tool (T...
Fourth generation (4G) wireless communication systems are intended to support high data rates which ...
Radars are used for range estimation of distant objects. They operate on the principle of sending el...
A three dimensional finite element solution of the parabolic equation for beam propagation in tropos...
A new beam propagation method is developed based on direct approximations of Helmholtz equation. In ...
This work analyzes the electromagnetic wave propagation above uneven ground, including the troposphe...
All wireless communication systems are based on radiowave propagation between transmitter and receiv...
International audienceGaussian beams as solutions of the parabolic wave equation in inhomogeneous tw...
In this study a model predicting the electromagnetic wave propagation has been developed.The model i...
Modelling of ground wave propagation over realistic earth’s surface has gained more importance due t...
The problem of anomalous propagation in troposphere has been studied for many years. Various models...
Fourth generation (4G) wireless communication systems are intended to support high data rates, which...
We propose a novel method to calculate the electromagnetic (EM) wave propagation from low-earth orbi...
This chapter investigates the radio-wave propagation above irregular ground, including the troposphe...
Refraction phenomena that occur in the lower atmosphere significantly influence the performance of w...
This paper discusses the design and implementation of the TROPospheric PrOpagation simulator tool (T...
Fourth generation (4G) wireless communication systems are intended to support high data rates which ...
Radars are used for range estimation of distant objects. They operate on the principle of sending el...
A three dimensional finite element solution of the parabolic equation for beam propagation in tropos...
A new beam propagation method is developed based on direct approximations of Helmholtz equation. In ...
This work analyzes the electromagnetic wave propagation above uneven ground, including the troposphe...
All wireless communication systems are based on radiowave propagation between transmitter and receiv...
International audienceGaussian beams as solutions of the parabolic wave equation in inhomogeneous tw...
In this study a model predicting the electromagnetic wave propagation has been developed.The model i...
Modelling of ground wave propagation over realistic earth’s surface has gained more importance due t...
The problem of anomalous propagation in troposphere has been studied for many years. Various models...
Fourth generation (4G) wireless communication systems are intended to support high data rates, which...
We propose a novel method to calculate the electromagnetic (EM) wave propagation from low-earth orbi...
This chapter investigates the radio-wave propagation above irregular ground, including the troposphe...
Refraction phenomena that occur in the lower atmosphere significantly influence the performance of w...
This paper discusses the design and implementation of the TROPospheric PrOpagation simulator tool (T...
Fourth generation (4G) wireless communication systems are intended to support high data rates which ...
Radars are used for range estimation of distant objects. They operate on the principle of sending el...