Precipitation Estimates From Commercial Microwave Links: Practical Approaches to Wet-Antenna Correction

Humidity Measurements using Commercial Microwave Links

FABRICATION OF CARBON FIBERS FROM COMMERCIAL WET SPIN POLYACRYLONITRILE FIBERS

Carbon fibers are fabricated from different materials such as special polyacrylonitrile (PAN) fibers, cellulose fibers and pitch. But PAN fibers are recognized as the most widely used precursor for the present-day manufacture of carbon fibers. The process of fabrication carbon fibers from special PAN fibers is composed of two steps including oxidative stabilization at low temperature and carbon...

Uncertainties in rainfall maps from microwave links

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Practical Approaches to Participation

This policy research brief draws on presentations and discussions from the 'Practical Approaches to Participation' workshop, held in October 2003 at the Macaulay Institute, Aberdeen. The aim was to facilitate a critical dialogue on participatory approaches to environmental decision-making by bringing together practitioners, policy-makers, researchers and experienced participants.

Measurement of Wet Antenna Losses on 26 GHz Terrestrial Microwave Link in Malaysia

This letter discusses the effect of antenna losses due to rain on a 26GHz microwave link and the technique of extracting the losses from the measured rain attenuation. A 2-feet parabolic dish antenna with horizontal polarization has been used in the study. The measurement results have been compared with those obtained from other locations in Malaysia and some other Published Research works. The...