DocumentCode :
3401276
Title :
Omega signal coverage prediction in the 1990s
Author :
Warren, R.S. ; Morris, P.B. ; Tench, K.A. ; Gupta, R.R.
Author_Institution :
Anal. Sci. Corp., Reading, MA, USA
fYear :
1990
fDate :
20-23 Mar 1990
Firstpage :
626
Lastpage :
633
Abstract :
The evolution of Omega signal coverage portrayal is briefly traced from the early compilation of hard copy world maps to the current electronic format, with emphasis on the display medium rather than the scientific bases of signal coverage. The outlook for Omega signal coverage displays in the 1990s is examined on the basis of projections of current technology and user requirements. Future coverage displays are expected to do more than indicate the available station signals at a selected geographic location: Omega coverage displays of the 1990s are likely to include increased time resolution, attainable position accuracy, probability of station signal outage (due to station off-air, local noise spikes, or propagation effects), and coverage during anomalous ionospheric events
Keywords :
computer graphics; computerised navigation; radionavigation; ships; technological forecasting; Omega signal coverage prediction; anomalous ionospheric events; attainable position accuracy; display medium; local noise spikes; propagation effects; signal failure probability; station signal outage probability; time resolution; world maps; Displays; Frequency; Navigation; Noise measurement; Phase measurement; Phase noise; Position measurement; Signal analysis; Space technology; Transmitters;
fLanguage :
English
Publisher :
ieee
Conference_Titel :
Position Location and Navigation Symposium, 1990. Record. The 1990's - A Decade of Excellence in the Navigation Sciences. IEEE PLANS '90., IEEE
Conference_Location :
Las Vegas, NV
Type :
conf
DOI :
10.1109/PLANS.1990.66237
Filename :
66237
Link To Document :
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