January 1967 | Technical Memorandum IER TM ITSA 54
Theoretical evaluation of band 7 frequency complements for ocean data communications
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George W. Haydon, “Theoretical evaluation of band 7 frequency complements for ocean data communications,” Technical Memorandum IER TM ITSA 54, U.S. Department of Commerce, Environmental Science Services Administration, Institute for Telecommunication Sciences and Aeronomy, January 1967.
Abstract: A study has been conducted to evaluate selected complements of Band 7 frequencies (3-30 MHz) by the application of radio propagation data to a hypothetical deployment of ocean buoys about base stations in various geographic areas. The relative utility of selected frequencies and the utility of these frequencies in combinations of 4, 5, or 6 is considered as a function of latitude and distances to the buoys. Data to estimate the feasibility of frequency sharing by geographic or time separation are included in the report.
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