Experimental analysis of tropospheric scintillation on a low-elevation path
Vasseur, H.;Douchin, N.
(1997) Tenth International Conference on Antennas and Propagation (Conf. Publ. No.436) — Location: Edinburgh, UK (14.April.1997)
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Vasseur, H.
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Douchin, N.
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This paper reports on both an event-based and a statistical analysis of scintillation effects observed at 35 GHz on a low-elevation path in France. The analysis of a few scintillation events proves that, as for measurements at higher elevation angle, scintillation may be attributed to well-developed turbulence in clouds. The comparison of monthly statistics of scintillation with available prediction methods based on ground meteorological data indicates that the current methods overestimate the measurements.
Vasseur, H., & Douchin, N. (1997). Experimental analysis of tropospheric scintillation on a low-elevation path. Tenth International Conference on Antennas and Propagation (Conf. Publ.No.436), Vol. 2, p. 145-8. https://hdl.handle.net/2078.5/225627