Dipole Antenna Radiation Fields in Stratified Antarctic Media

Radiation fields from a horizontal dipole antenna in stratified Antarctic media are described with ground and space waves. The stratified media of Antarctica are upper layers of ice above lower layers of soil and sea water. Horizontal dipole field descriptions are made initially in terms of the media parameters. These parameters are the ice temperature, depth, and signal frequency for the upper layer, and conductivity, dielectric constant, and signal frequency for the lower layer.