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Radio Wave Propagation Resources
Radio propagation explains the behavior of electromagnetic waves when transmitted, or propagated from one point on to another through a non-conductive medium like air or space.
This site primarily addresses phenomena in the radio world above 50 MHz including long-distance forward scattering by sporadic E layers in the ionosphere, backscatter of radiowaves aligned to the Earth magnetic field (radio Aurora and its mid-latitude companion, i.e. FAI), tropospheric beyond-the-horizon radio propagation, meteor scatter communication, intercontinental VHF/UHF/SHF communication by using the scattering properties of the lunar surface, transequatorial VHF propagation and many other fascinating aspects of radiowave propagation on very high frequencies, by Volker Grassmann.
Provides a technical centre of excellence for the investigation of radio frequency propagation and the impact of the propagation environment on communication, radar, navigation & surveillance systems operating at frequencies from 10kHz to 100GHz.
Provides a comprehensive listing of Internet sources relating to radio propagation at all levels from introductory to professional, and presents information on the RSGB's Propagation Studies Committee, from the Propagation Studies Committee of the Radio Society of Great Britain.
Radio wave propagation definition, information, and links.
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