Ground-Based Propagation Measurements in Support of Flight Evaluation of the E-3A OMEGA Navigation System, June - November 1976

A summary is provided of ground-based propagation measurements made in conjunction with flight tests of the Air Force's E-3A aircraft OMEGA navigation system. Atmospheric noise data at 10.6 kHz and the signal strengths and time differences of OMEGA transmissions from Hawaii, Japan, and North Da...

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Main Authors: Kossey,Paul A, Rasmussen,John E, Turtle,John P, Pagliarulo,Robert P, Kalakowsky,Charles B
Format: Report
Language:English
Subjects:
E-3A aircraft
ELECTRONIC AIRCRAFT
EXPERIMENTAL DATA
FLIGHT TESTING
GROUND STATIONS
IONOSPHERIC PROPAGATION
OMEGA NAVIGATION
Patrol and Reconnaissance Aircraft
PE62702F
RADIO RECEIVERS
RADIO TRANSMISSION
Radiofrequency Wave Propagation
SIGNAL TO NOISE RATIO
TRAVEL TIME
VERY LOW FREQUENCY
WURADC46001604
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Summary:A summary is provided of ground-based propagation measurements made in conjunction with flight tests of the Air Force's E-3A aircraft OMEGA navigation system. Atmospheric noise data at 10.6 kHz and the signal strengths and time differences of OMEGA transmissions from Hawaii, Japan, and North Dakota are described, as recorded at Vandenberg AFB, California, and Almira, Washington, during the period of June - November 1976. (Author)