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Numerical method for calculating LF sky-wave, ground-wave and their resultant wave field strengths

Numerical method for calculating LF sky-wave, ground-wave and their resultant wave field strengths

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A wave hop method for calculating field strengths of sky-waves, the ground-wave and the resultant of those wave components at frequencies from 60 to 500 kHz up to 4000 km is presented. The diurnal and distance variations of resultant field strengths predicted with the method for various transmission conditions show good agreement with those measured.

Inspec keywords: radiowave propagation; electromagnetic wave scattering; numerical analysis; ionospheric electromagnetic wave propagation; electromagnetic wave reflection

Other keywords: ground-wave; diurnal variations; 60 to 500 kHz; wave components; 4000 km; ionospheric reflection coefficient; numerical method; wave hop method; LF sky-wave field strength; transmission conditions

Subjects: Radiowave propagation; Ionospheric electromagnetic wave propagation

References

    1. 1)
      • `Prediction of field strength at frequencies below about 150 kHz', Recommendation ITU-R P. 684-3, 2002.
    2. 2)
      • Belrose, J.S.: `Low and very low frequency radio wave propagation', July 1968, p. 97–115, NATO AGARD Lecture Series 29, ‘Radio Wave Propagation’.
    3. 3)
      • `Ground-wave propagation curves for frequencies between 10 kHz and 30 MHz', Recommendation, ITU-R P. 368-7, 1992.
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