Observations of cloud‐produced amplitude scintillation on 19‐ and 28‐GHz earth‐space paths

Radio Science

Volumn 16, Issue 5, 1981, Pages 885-907

  Cox, D C ^a   Arnold, H W ^a   Hoffman, H H ^a  

^a NONE

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RADIO TRANSMISSION;

EID: 0019054285     PISSN: 00486604     EISSN: 1944799X     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1029/RS016i005p00885     Document Type: Article

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1. The 19 and 28 GHz receiving electronics for the Crawford Hill COMSTAR beacon propagation experiment
2. The 19 GHz receiving system for an interim COMSTAR beacon propagation experiment at Crawford Hill
3. Rain attenuation statistics from a 19 and 28 GHz COMSTAR beacon propagation experiment: One year cumulative distributions and relationships between the two frequencies
4. Characteristics of rain and ice depolarization for a 19 and 28 GHz propagation path from a COMSTAR satellite
5. Rain attenuation at 10–30 GHz along earth‐space paths: Elevation angle, frequency, seasonal and diurnal effects
6. The Crawford Hill 7‐meter millimeter wave antenna
7. An overview of the Bell Laboratories 19 and 28 GHz COMSTAR beacon propagation experiments
8. Observations of rapid changes in the orientation and degree of alignment of ice particles along an earth‐space radio propagation path
9. Phase and amplitude dispersion for earth‐space propagation in the 20 to 30 GHz frequency range
10. The role of rain in satellite communications
11. An earth‐space propagation measurement at Crawford Hill using the 12‐GHz CTS satellite beacon