| Please explain the purpose of operation: |
To evaluate (a) rice factor, (b) excess delay for specular components, (c) decay factor for the diffuse component, as well as (d) doppler spectrum.
Use of aircraft, helicopter and UAV as post-disaster telecom support platform has recently been considered, following the experiences during Hurricane Katrina, as well as through the recent earthquake and tsunami in Japan. Effective antenna designs for ground-to-air, air-to-air, as well as air-to-ground are being undertaken by many researchers. Mokulele Research Corporation wishes to evaluate (a) rice factor, (b) excess delay for specular components, (c) decay factor for the diffuse component, as well as (d) doppler spectrum in the 2250 to 2280 MHz spectrum being requested, as the post-disaster telecom support will likely covered WiFi frequency bands. The proposed spectrum will likely yield valid information for future applications in the WiFi bands. Upon successful measurements in Hawaii, we wish to analyze the data, and subsequently pursue demonstrations at NASA Dryden Flight Research Center. |