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affiliation: NASA Glenn Research Center, Cleveland, OH, USA
affiliation (PhD 2012): Carnegie Mellon University, Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Pittsburgh, PA, USA

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2024
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Adam Gannon, Bryan Schoenholz, James Downey, John Clapham:
Continuous Spacecraft Communications via Make-Before-Break Antenna Array Beam Steering. ICC 2024: 1837-1842

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2013
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James Downey, Jeyanandh Paramesh, Daniel D. Stancil, Tamal Mukherjee:
A stepped-frequency continuous wave ranger for aiding pedestrian navigation. WiSNet 2013: 28-30
2012
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James Downey:
A Stepped Frequency Continuous Wave Ranging Sensor for Aiding Pedestrian Inertial Navigation. Carnegie Mellon University, USA, 2012
2011
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Chenming Zhou, James Downey, Daniel D. Stancil, Tamal Mukherjee:
A Shoe to Shoe RF Ranging Sensor for Aiding Inertial Navigation. VTC Fall 2011: 1-5

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