Impact of Ship Motions on Maritime Radio Links
The improvement of maritime radio links often requires an increase of emitted power or receiver sensitivity. Another way is to replace the poor antenna gains of traditional surface ship whips by novel antenna structures with directive properties. However, ship motions, especially when launches are i...
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description | The improvement of maritime radio links often requires an increase of emitted power or receiver sensitivity. Another way is to replace the poor antenna gains of traditional surface ship whips by novel antenna structures with directive properties. However, ship motions, especially when launches are involved, may affect the radio link quality. Therefore, a tool for modelling the impact of ship motions on such antenna structures was developed. It helps the specification of antenna radiating parameters and improves the radio link performance evaluation. This tool includes a deterministic two-ray model for radio-wave propagation over the sea surface. The geometrical 3D engine for ship motions has the advantage to be compatible with any propagation model and antenna structure. |
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spelling | doaj-art-c30555d1d0094975857b34e74e5d77132025-02-03T01:02:34ZengWileyInternational Journal of Antennas and Propagation1687-58691687-58772012-01-01201210.1155/2012/507094507094Impact of Ship Motions on Maritime Radio LinksWilliam Hubert0Yvon-Marie Le Roux1Michel Ney2Anne Flamand3Communications Department, DCNS, FranceElectronic Department and Labsticc, Telecom Bretagne, FranceMicrowaves Department and Labsticc, Telecom Bretagne, FranceCommunications Department, DCNS, FranceThe improvement of maritime radio links often requires an increase of emitted power or receiver sensitivity. Another way is to replace the poor antenna gains of traditional surface ship whips by novel antenna structures with directive properties. However, ship motions, especially when launches are involved, may affect the radio link quality. Therefore, a tool for modelling the impact of ship motions on such antenna structures was developed. It helps the specification of antenna radiating parameters and improves the radio link performance evaluation. This tool includes a deterministic two-ray model for radio-wave propagation over the sea surface. The geometrical 3D engine for ship motions has the advantage to be compatible with any propagation model and antenna structure.http://dx.doi.org/10.1155/2012/507094 |
spellingShingle | William Hubert Yvon-Marie Le Roux Michel Ney Anne Flamand Impact of Ship Motions on Maritime Radio Links International Journal of Antennas and Propagation |
title | Impact of Ship Motions on Maritime Radio Links |
title_full | Impact of Ship Motions on Maritime Radio Links |
title_fullStr | Impact of Ship Motions on Maritime Radio Links |
title_full_unstemmed | Impact of Ship Motions on Maritime Radio Links |
title_short | Impact of Ship Motions on Maritime Radio Links |
title_sort | impact of ship motions on maritime radio links |
url | http://dx.doi.org/10.1155/2012/507094 |
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