February 1974 | Technical Memorandum OT TM 74 162
An analysis of the predicted HF station/frequency usage for the USCG Pacific AMVER communication system
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Jean E. Adams and J. E. Falcon, “An analysis of the predicted HF station/frequency usage for the USCG Pacific AMVER communication system,” Technical Memorandum OT TM 74 162, U.S. Department of Commerce, Office of Telecommunications, Institute for Telecommunication Sciences, February 1974.
Abstract: The Pacific Basin AMVER communications system was examined over extremes of ionospheric and noise parameters. An analysis was made of the station-frequency pairs available for communicating to 286 simulated ship positions in the area and recommendations made for the most useful station/frequency pair assignments.
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