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Direction finding using a linear three‐element interferometer approach
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| spelling | Webster, A. R. Jones, J. Ellis, K. J. 0048-6604 1944-799X American Geophysical Union (AGU) Electrical and Electronic Engineering General Earth and Planetary Sciences Condensed Matter Physics http://dx.doi.org/10.1029/2001rs002511 <jats:p>Results are presented from the operation of a system employing a linear three‐element antenna array to determine the angle of arrival of a radio signal in a low‐angle terrestrial situation. Based on a system successfully employed in determining the direction in space of meteor echoes at elevated angles, accurate direction determination was obtained in three widely varied terrestrial environments. While such a system would be susceptible to strong multipath signals, and therefore unsuitable for congested cellular environments, there are applications, for example emergency beacon location, in which this does not present a significant problem.</jats:p> Direction finding using a linear three‐element interferometer approach Radio Science |
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