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ORCIDSpace Communications, Volume 18
Volume 18, Numbers 1-2, 2002
- Editorial. 1
- The 7th Ka Band Utilization Conference. 3
- Marconi's Centennial Celebration. 5
- Robert Bauer, Richard J. Krawczyk, Dennis Irwin, Hans Kruse:
Extending ACTS operations through a university-based consortium. 7-12 - Ralph L. Brooker:
Universal type approvals for Ka-band ground equipment. 13-16 - Prakash Chitre, Thomas Inukai:
Interoperability challenges for Ka-band satellite systems. 17-21 - Eddie Hsu, Chaw Hung, Richard desJardins, Mark Foster, Ray Gilstrap, Larry Chao, Mike Gill, Haruyuki Tatsumi, Burt Edelson, Neil R. Helm, Alfred U. Mac Rae, Naoto Kadowaki, Naoko Yoshimura, Takashi Takahashi, Pat Gary, Paul Lang, Kevin Kranacs, Patrick Shopbell, Gretchen Walker, Dennis Wellnitz, Frank Gargione:
Trans-Pacific HDR satellite communications experiment, Phase-2 results summary. 23-30 - Mark Bever, Scott Willoughby, Eric Wiswell, Kenton Ho, Stuart Linsky:
Broadband payloads for the emerging Ka-band market. 31-38 - Roberto J. Acosta, Sandra Johnson, Obed Sands, Kevin M. Lambert:
Ka-band phased array system characterization. 39-45 - Andrew Correnti:
Radiation safety for small Ka-band satellite interactive terminals. 47-52 - Asoka W. Dissanayake, Kuan-Ting Lin:
Ka-band rain attenuation estimation using weather radar. 53-58 - Aldo Paraboni, Carlo Riva, Luigi Valbonesi, Mario Mauri:
Eight years of ITALSAT copolar attenuation statistics at Spino d'Adda. 59-64 - Roger J. Rusch:
Success factors for broadband satellite systems. 65-70 - S. Sleight, F. Toth, M. Thorburn, M. Fashano:
Parametric report of interference in Ka-band multiple-beam broadband satellite payload architectures. 71-78 - James Stafford, Nathan Terril:
Extension of existing models for evaluating site diversity performance for rain fade mitigation. 79-84 - A.-M. Khilla, J. Niederbäumer, D. Scharlewsky, J. Schäufler:
Ka-band redundant and reconfiguration matrix for EuroSkyWay multimedia satellite. 85-90 - Steve Mishima, Lisa Moy-Yee, Gefferie Yee-Madera, Esmaell Yousefi:
Broadband packet switch processor. 91-95 - M. Spinnler, V. Lahr:
A fully integrated multi-frequency modulator assembly for Ka-band multi media missions. 97-104 - Sumire Takatsu, Kazuhisa Yamauchi, Hiromasa Nakaguro, Akira Akaishi, Naoto Kadowaki:
Ka-band multibeam active phased array antenna. 105-111 - Robert J. Kerczewski:
Satellite communications for aeronautical applications: recent research and development results. 113-119 - W. Daniel Williams, George E. Ponchak, Rainee N. Simons, Afroz J. Zaman, Carol Kory, Edwin G. Wintucky, Jeffrey D. Wilson, Maximilian C. Scardelletti, Richard Q. Lee, Hung D. Nguyen:
RF MEMS and their applications in NASA's space communication systems. 121-127
Volume 18, Numbers 3-4, 2002
- Editor's Introduction. 129-130
- Geoffrey Hyde (1930-2002). 131
- William T. Brandon:
An introduction to disaster communications and information systems. 133-138 - J. V. King:
Cospas-Sarsat: an international satellite system for search and rescue. 139-150 - Robert Heinmiller:
Iridium as a communications tool for disaster response and recovery. 151-155 - Hiromitsu Wakana, Huan-Bang Li, Amane Miura, Yoshihiko Nirei, Masaru Arakida:
Airborne imaging and Ka-band satellite communications in an experimental disaster management system. 157-166 - Charles W. Bostian, Scott F. Midkiff, W. Michael Kurgan, Laurence W. Carstensen, Dennis G. Sweeney, Tim Gallagher:
Broadband communications for disaster response. 167-177 - Marcellus W. Bounds III:
IEEE 1512 family of standards. 179-186 - James B. Hamilton, Peter S. Anderson:
Satellite communications in disaster management: selected Canadian systems. 187-193
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