Maximum Useable Frequency Prediction Using Vertical Incidence Data

The formulation of dependable propagation prediction techniques is of profound importance in the advancement of radio science and such techniques can be of engineering value. In this paper, a compact review of the propagation prediction methods and models for HF communication systems is presented. P...

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Main Authors: Mudzingwa, Courage, Nechibvute, Action, Chawanda, Albert
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Published: 2016
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Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/11408/1207
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author Mudzingwa, Courage
Nechibvute, Action
Chawanda, Albert
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description The formulation of dependable propagation prediction techniques is of profound importance in the advancement of radio science and such techniques can be of engineering value. In this paper, a compact review of the propagation prediction methods and models for HF communication systems is presented. Propagation prediction challenges and some approaches for meeting these challenges are also described.The comparison between predicted and measured maximum useable frequency (MUF) is used for analysing the accuracy of the ITU-R P.533 and the Ray theory prediction methods in the Southern African region. ITU-R P.533 method was found to generally give a better agreement with the measured datathan did Ray theory method.
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spelling ir-11408-12072022-06-27T13:49:06Z Maximum Useable Frequency Prediction Using Vertical Incidence Data Mudzingwa, Courage Nechibvute, Action Chawanda, Albert MUF, Propagation prediction, HF communication, Radio science, Ionosphere The formulation of dependable propagation prediction techniques is of profound importance in the advancement of radio science and such techniques can be of engineering value. In this paper, a compact review of the propagation prediction methods and models for HF communication systems is presented. Propagation prediction challenges and some approaches for meeting these challenges are also described.The comparison between predicted and measured maximum useable frequency (MUF) is used for analysing the accuracy of the ITU-R P.533 and the Ray theory prediction methods in the Southern African region. ITU-R P.533 method was found to generally give a better agreement with the measured datathan did Ray theory method. 2016-05-04T14:49:59Z 2016-05-04T14:49:59Z 2013-08 Article 2278-0181 http://hdl.handle.net/11408/1207 en International Journal of Engineering Research & Technology (IJERT);Vol. 2, No. 8 open
spellingShingle MUF, Propagation prediction, HF communication, Radio science, Ionosphere
Mudzingwa, Courage
Nechibvute, Action
Chawanda, Albert
Maximum Useable Frequency Prediction Using Vertical Incidence Data
title Maximum Useable Frequency Prediction Using Vertical Incidence Data
title_full Maximum Useable Frequency Prediction Using Vertical Incidence Data
title_fullStr Maximum Useable Frequency Prediction Using Vertical Incidence Data
title_full_unstemmed Maximum Useable Frequency Prediction Using Vertical Incidence Data
title_short Maximum Useable Frequency Prediction Using Vertical Incidence Data
title_sort maximum useable frequency prediction using vertical incidence data
topic MUF, Propagation prediction, HF communication, Radio science, Ionosphere
url http://hdl.handle.net/11408/1207
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