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Federal Corrmunications CorrmissionOffice of Chief Engineer

Research &Standards Division

Report No. RS 77-02

RI/OCE(Reports Issued by theOffice of Chief EngineerApril 1946 -- Dec. 1976)

BY

Jack M. Linthicum

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Algird Taoras

Washington, D.C. 20554March 1977

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Reports written by personnel in the Technical Research Division wereassigned numbers in accordance with the following numbering system:

o. T.R.R. Reports General0.1 Numbering of T.R.R. Reports0.2 List of T.R.R. reports

1. Antennas1.1 Data1.2 Theory1.3 Applications

2. Propagation2.1 Data2.2 General2.3 Groundwave2.4 Tropospheric2.5 Ionospheric

3. Noise3.1 Data3.2 Theory3.3 Applications

4. Physical Statistics4.1 Data4.2 General Theory of the Calculus of Random

Variables4.3 Applications to the Analysis of Data

5. Applications'5.1 Prediction of Broadcast Service5.2. Analysis of Allocation Rules

6. Miscellany

7. Compilations7.1 Definitions

8. Corrnnunications Systems8.1 AM8.2 FM8.3 Pulse

9 . Equipment Studies9.1 Transmitting9. 2 Receiving9.3 Measuring

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CE Chief Engineer, Immediate OfficeF Frequency Allocation &Treaty DivisionL laboratory Division (1961-74)

LAB laboratory Division (1974- )R Research Division (1961-74)

RS Research &Standards Division (1974- )SAS Spectrum Allocation Staff (1972- )SMTF Spectrum Management Task Force (1970-76)T Technical Division (1961-74)'IR Joint Technical Division/Research Division Report

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46FOQ002 RADIATION PATTERN IN THE VERTICAL PLANE OF A VERTICAL ANTENNA OVER AN EARTH OFREFLECTION-COEFFICIENT RV -VANDIVERE,JR.E.F. /461106 <1.2.1 .P8166690 %5PP. %lFIG.

46F00003 THE RADIATION-PATTERN IN THE VERTICAL PLANE OF A COAST-SIDE VERTICAL ANTENNA -VANDIVERE,JR.E.F./461001 <1.2.2 .PB166689 %5PP.3FIGS.

46F00004 EFFECTIVE HEIGHTS OF RECEiVING-ANTENNAS -VANDIVERE,JR.E.F. /461114 <1.2.3 .PB16668B %7PP.7FIGS.

46F00010 TOPOGRAPHY IN IMMEDIATE VICINITY OF PORTLAND, OREGON RECEIVING STATION -GRACELY,F.R. /461105<2.1.1 .PB241394

46F00011 EXPERIMENTAL SKYWAVE CURVES AT MEDIUM FREQUENCY -VANDIVERE,JR.E.F. /460422 <2.1.2 .PB241398%4PP.1FIG.

46F00039 ATTENUATION IN SKYWAVE TRANSMISSION MODES ON ACCOUNT OF PATH LENGTH /460821 <2.5.1 .PB166695%4PP.1FIG.

46F00040 ANGLES OF DEPARTURE FOR ANY HYPOTHETICAL E-OR-D-LAYER HEIGHT -LIGHT,L. /460920 <2.5.2 .PB241398%lP.3FIGS.

46F00048 EFFECT OF VARIATION OF E-LAYER EFFECTIVE HEIGHT ON THE ANGLE OF DEPARTURE PERTINENT TOTRANSMISSION BY ONE REFLECTION -VANDIVERE,JR.E.F. <4.1.1 .PB24139B /460909 %2PP.4FIGS.

47F00001 EFFECTIVE FIELD-INTENSITY DATA <1.1.1 .PB241398 /470306 %2PP.

47F00009 EFFECTIVE FIELD INTENSITIES -WATERS,G.L. /470305 <1.3.1 .PB241398 %4PP.1FIG.

47F00018 EFFECTS OF WEATHER CONDITIONS ON GROUNDWAVE FIELD-INTENSITIES FOR WCAU-BALTIMORE-PATH AT STANDARDBROADCAST FREQUENCY -GRACELY,F.R. /471222 <2.3.1 .PB166685 %7PP.4FIGS.

47F00041 CURVES OF TIME DELAY IN ARRIVAL OF SKYWAVE SIGNALS AFTER ARRIVAL OF GROUND WAVE -GRACELY,F.R./470117 <2.5.3 .PB241394 %2PP.4FIGS.

4TF00042 AN APPLICATION OF IONOSPHERIC ABSORPTIDN DATA TO THE ESTIMATING OF FUTURE DISTANCE RANGES OFSIGNALS (HIGH FREQUENCY RANGE) -GRACELY,F.R. /470403 <2.5.4 .PB241394 %7PP.9FIGS.

47F00043 EXPERIMENTAL REFLECTION COEFFICIENTS FOR THE E-LAYER. ANALYSIS OF EXPERIMENTAL RESULTANT SKYWAVEFIELDS INTO MODES -VANDIVERE,JR.E.F. -FINE,H. -LIGHT,L. -WATERS,G.L. -DEITZ,J. /470422 <2.5.5.PB166694 %8PP.7FIGS.

47F00044 FACTORS FOR COMPUTING MODAL AND RESULTANT SKYWAVE FIELD INTENSITIES-VANDIVERE,JR.E.F.-WATERS,G.L. /470502 <2.5.6 .PB166693 %4PP.3FIGS.

47F00045 AN APPLICATION OF IONOSPHERE CRITICAL FREQUENCY DATA TO THE ESTIMATING OF FUTURE SKIP ~ISTANCES OFSIGNALS (HIGH FREQUENCY RANGE) -GRACELY;F.R. /470425 <2.5.7 .PB241394 %2pP.5FIGS.

47F00050 NOTES ON THE MEASUREMENT AND SIGNI FICANCE OF SOME PRELIMINARY OBLIQUE-INCIDENCE PULSE TESTS-GRACELY,F.R. <4.1.3 .PB241394 /~70227 %3PP.1FIG. .

47F0005B SOLAR CYCLE VARIATIONS Of SKYWAVE SIGNAL RANGES AT STANDARD BROADCAST FREQUENCIES-GRACELY,F.R.<4.3.2 .PB166691 /471231 %5PP.11FIGS.

47F00059 GENERAL STATISTICS FOR SKYWAVE PROPAGATION -VANDIVERE,JR.E.F. <4.3.1 .PB166692 /470421 %5PP.

47F00071 SOME ILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLES OF THE NATURE OF MEDIUM FREQUENCY SKYWAVE SERVICE -VANDIVERE,JR.E.F.

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-WATERS,G.L; <5.3.1 .PB166699 /471007 %8PP.11F~GS.

48F00012 TERRAIN EFFECTS EVIDENCED BY THREE SETS OF DATA IN THE VERY-HIGH FREQUENCY BAND-VANDIVERE,JR.E.F. /481015 <2.1.3 .PB241398 %3PP.6FI

48F00017 THE CONCEPT OF THE FIELD INTENSITY AT A RECEIVING LOCATION -VANDIVERE,JR.E.F. /481130 <2.2.1.PB241398 %4PP.

48F00019 A SURVEY OF THE PROBLEM OF PREDICTING GROUNDWAVE PROPOGATION OVER AN EARTH OF INHOMOGENEOUSCONDUCTIVITY -VANDIVERE,JR.E.F. /480317 <2.3.2 .P8166684 %13PP.2FIGS.

48F00023 CORRELATION OF TROPOSPHERIC PROPAGATION MEASUREMENTS -BOESE,W.C. /480816 %16PP.11FIGS. <2.4.3.PB241392

48F0002s SUMMARY OF TROPOSPHERIC PROPAGATION MEASUREMENTS AND THE DEVELOPMENT. OF EMPIRICAL VHF PROPAGATIONCHARTS -BOESE,W.C. -FINE,H. /481020 <2.4.5 .PB241393 %17PP.24FIGS.

48F00049 NIGHT-TO-NIGHT FADING OF MEDIUM FREQUENCY SKYWAVE MODES -VANDIVERE,JR.E.F. -WATERS,G.L. '<4.1.2.PB166707 /480218 %4PP.5FIGS.

48FOOOs2 THE LOG-NORMAL DISTRIBUTION -FINE,H. <4.2.1 .PB240198 /4B1019 %10PP.5FIGS.

4BFOOOs9 THE ERROR IN SMALL SAMPLE STATISTICS ON PROPAGATION DATA -VANDIVERE,JR.E.F. <4.3.3 ,PB241398/4B0510 %6PP.2FIGS.

48F00060 A SUGGESTED BASIS FOR FM AND TV ALLOCATION RULES -BOESE,W.C. -FINE,H. <4.3.4 .PB241393 /481130%2PP.1FIG.

48F00063 TROPOSPHERIC LIMITATIONS TO TELEVISION SERVICE AREAS AT 82MC -BOESE,W.C. -FINE,H. <4.~.7

.PB241393 /480913 %4PP.6FIGS.

48F00076 LIST OF COMMERCIALLY AVAILABLE TRANSMITTING TUBES CAPABLE OF OPERATION ABOVE 300MC -DEITZ,J.<6.1.1 .PB241397 /480227 %2PP. .

48F00077 SPURIOUS AND HARMONIC RADIATION -DEITZ,J. <6.1.2 .PB241397 /480707 %2PP.1FIG.

48F00078 PERFORMANCE OF SHIPBOARD ANTENNAS AT sOOKC -DEITZ,J. <6.1.3 .PB241397 /481001 %2PP.1FIG.

48F00079 MARITIME MOBILE EQUIPMENT FOR OPERATION IN THE 152-162MC BAND, AVAILABILITY OF EQUIPMENT CAPABLEOF RAPID CHANNEL SWITCHING, TECHNICAL AND ECONOMIC PROBLEMS INVOLVED -WEST,G.E. <6.1.4 .PB241398/481213 %7PP.

49FOOOOs DIRECTIONAL ANTENNAS IN THE STANDARD-BROADCAST-BAND -FINE,H. /491115 <1.2.4 .PB166708%19PP.4FIGS.

49F00020 PROPAGATION MEASUREMENTS OVER A 30-MILE-PATH ON 508MCi~~ALDO,G.V. /490902 <2.3.3 .PB241396%2PP.3FIGS. ,/

49F00021 DETERMINATION AND APPLICATION OF TERRAIN CORRECTION FACTORS FOR FREQUENCIES ABOVE sOMC -TAFF,J.M./491024 <2.3.4 .PB241395 %3PP.5FIGS

49F00024 EAST-COAST TROPOSPHERIC AND SPORADIC "E"-FIELD INTENSITY MEASUREMENTS-ON-47.1-106.s-AND-700MC-WALDO,G.V. /490603 <2.4.4 .PB241396 %14PP.15FIGS.

49F00026 SUMMARY OF TROPOSPHERIC PROPAGATION MEASUREMENTS AND THE DEVELOPMENT, OF EMPIRICAL VHF PROPAGATIONCHARTS (REVISED) -ALLEN,E.W. -BOESE,W.C. -FINE,H. /490526 <2.4.6 .PB166709 %29PP.34FIGS.

49F00027 MAXIMUM POWER PERMITTED FOR ANTENNA HEIGHTS GREATER THAN sOO-FEET -TAFF,J.M. /491109 <2.4.7.PB24139s %1P.6FIGS.

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49F00028 PRELIMINARY R[PORT ON TROPOSPHERIC FIELD INTENSITY MEASUREMENTS ON 400-MCC DANS-ROCK-TO-LAUREL,-MARYLAND -WALDO,G.V. /490818 <2.4.7(A) .PB241396 %2PP.1FIG.

49F00053 THE NORMAL DISTRIBUTION AS APPLIED TO VHF-BROADCAST SERVICE PROBLEMS -FINE,H. <4.2.2 .PB166711/490526 %15PP.5FIGS.

49F00054 COMBINATION OF SEVERAL INTERFERING SIGNALS IN THE VHF RANGE -FINE,H. <4.2.3 .PB166710 /490831%4PP.6FIGS.

49F00062 APPLICATION OF TROPOSPHERIC PROPAGATION CHARTS TO THE PREPARATION OF ISO-SERVICE CONTOURS-BOESE,W.C. <4.3.6 .PB241392 /490526 %2PP.18FIGS.

49FOOOBO RADIATION FROM TV AND FM RECEIVERS -DEITZ,J. <6.1.5 .PB241397 /490420 %3PP.

49F00081 VARIATION OF BANDWIDTH WITH AUDIO FREQUENCY FOR A FREQUENCY MODULATED EMISSION -DEITZ,J. <6.1.6.PB241397 /490527 %lP.

49FOOl17 REPORT OF AD-HOC COMMITTEE VOLUME-I. /490531 <MIMEO-36830 .PB166696

50F00029 SUMMARY OF RECENT VHF TROPOSPHERIC PROPAGATION MEASUREMENTS OVER SOUTHERN AND MIDWESTERN PATHS-WALDO,G.V. /501016 <2.4.8 .PB241396 %9PP.7FIGS

50F00030 LONG DISTANCE TROPOSPHERIC PROPAGATION IN THE ULTRA HIGH FREQUENCY BAND 288-700MC -FINE,H.-HIGCINS,F.V. /501013 <2.4.10 .P8166713 %2,PP.8FIGS.

50F00055 AN ABBREVIATED· M~THOD FOR CALCULATING MULTIPLE INTERFERENCE -FINE,H. <4.2.4 .PB166712 /500227%4PP.6FIGS.

50F00061 RELATIONSHIP OF ADJACENT CHANNEL INTERFERENCE RATIO TO TELEVISION SERVICE -FINE,H. -DIXON,J.T.<4.3.5 .PB240198 /501012 %IP.3FIGS.

50F00075 RELATION BETWEEN ANTENNA HEIGHT AND GRADE-A SERVICE AREA UNDER PROPOSED RULE -BOESE,W.C. -FINE,H.-TAFF,J.M. <5.4.1 .PB241393 /500223 %IP.3FIGS.

50F00082 A STUDY OF RADIOLOCATION SYSTEMS AS USED IN OFFSHORE OIL PROSPECTING. -DEITZ,J. <6.1.7 .PB241397/500413 %40PP.

50F00083 VARIOUS ASPECTS OF BANDWIDTH -DEITZ,J. <6.1.9 .PB241397 /501026 %9PP.

50F00088 SURVEY REPORT ON THE USE OF FREQUENCY MODULATION FOR TELEVISION TRANSMISSION -BOESE,W.C. /500525%14PP <6.2.1 .PB241392

50F00118 REPORT OF AD-HOC COMMITTEE VOLUME-II /500707 <MIMEO-54382 .PB166697

51F00006 RADIATION FROM GROUNDED SLAN~ ANTENNAS -FINE,H. /510630 <1.2.5 .PB166687 %8PP.3fIGS.

51F00014 A PRELIMINARY SURVEY OF METEORIC REFLECTION OF VHF SIGNALS RECORDED AT ALLEGAN, MICHIGAN, DURINGAUGUST-AND-SEPTEMBER-195i -TAFF,J.M. -DAMELIN,J. <2.1.5 .PB241395 %3PP.6FIGS. /5109

51f00031 VHF TROPOSPHERIC RECORDING MEASUREMENTS OF PLANE AND CIRCULAR POLARIZED WAVES IN THE GREAT LAKESAREA -HILL,J.S. -WALDO,G.V. /510416 <2.4.11 .PB166702 %21PP.16FIGS.

51F00032 VHF PROPAGATION WITHIN LINE OF SIGHT -FINE,H. /510601 <i.4.12 .PB166703 %79PP.23FIGS.

51F00051 REPORT ON PROGRESS OF BROADCAST FREQUENCY PULSE RECORDING PROJECT -GRACELY,F.R. <4.1.4 /510207.PB241394 %12PP.9FIGS.

51F00064 A SUMMARY OF THE TECHNICAL FACTORS AFFECTING THE ALLOCATION OF LAND MOBILE FACILITIES IN THE152-15BMC-BAND -BOESE,W.C. <4.3.8 .PB166714 /510103 %11PP.2FIGS.

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51F00084 A MEANS OF ESTIMATING THE RADIATION FROM AND INTERFERENCE POT~NTIALITY OF A HYPOTHETICALRADIOLOCATION STATION -DEITZ,J. <6.1.10 .PB:'t1397 /510604 %4PP.1FIG.

52F00007 PHYSICAL LIMITATIONS TO DIRECTIONAL-ANTENNA SYSTEMS IN THE STANDARD BROADCAST BAND -FINE,H./521008 <1.2.6 .PB166686 %6PP.4FIGS

52F00034 VHF TROPOSPHERIC FIELD INTENSITY RECORDINGS OVER A 270-MILE PAT}I -PEELE,B. /521031 <2.4.14.PB241398 %3PP.1FIG.

52F00073 POTENTIAL INTERFERENCE FROM OPERATIONAL FIXED STATIONS ON 72-76MC TO TELEVISION CHANNELS-4-AND-5-SKRIVSETH,A.G. -FINE,H. -BOESE,W.C. <5.3.5 .PB166715 /520825 %10PP.11FIGS.

52F00085 COMPUTATION OF CORRELATION FACTORS BETWEEN INSTRUMENTS USED IN MEASURING RADIATED NOISE-DEITZ,J.<6.1.11 .PB241397 /520812 %6PP.3FIG

53F00013 AN EFFECTIVE GROUND CONDUCTIVITY MAP FOR CONTINENTAL-U.S. -FINE,H. /530601 <2;1.4 .PB166733%4PP.1FIG.

53F00015 SUMMARY OF DATA-RECORDED ON 49.7-MC/S, AT DISTANCES-OF-420-AND-1345-MILES SHOWING CORRELATIONBETWEEN AURORAL OBSERVATIONS AND FIELDS RECORDED AT 420 MILES -TAFF,J.M. /530701 <2.\.6 .P8241395%8PP.1FIG.

53F00047 SERVICE FIELD INTENSITY REQUIRED FOR RADIO PAGING SERVICE AT 40MC/S -FINE,H. <3.3.1 .PB166706%4PP.

53F00056 ORTHOGONAL LINEAR FORMS IN MULTIVARIATE REGRESSION ANALYSIS -FINE,H. <4.2.5 .PB166705 /530201%19PP.

PROPAGATION DATA AND SERVICE CALCULATION PROCEDURES USED FOR THE RESCINDED APPENDIX-A OF REPORTAND ORDER (DOCKET 11532) RELEASED-JUNE-26-1956 -FINE,H. -TAFF,J.M. /561022 <2.4.16 .PB240198%8PP.15FIGS.

POTENTIAL INTERFERENCE FROM OPERATIONAL FIXED STATIONS ON 72-76MC TO CHANNELS-4-AND-5-SKRIVSETH,A.G. -GAR~AN,H. -FINE,H. <5.3.6 .PB166716 /531211 %5PP.2FIGS.

RECEIVER RADIATION- A CHRONOLOGICAL DIGEST OF FCC-INDUSTRY CORRESPONDENCE WITH NOTATIONSREGARDING THE DEVELOPMENT OF STANDARDS AND LIMITS -WEST,G.E. <6.1.12 .PB241398 /530610 %5PP.

TROPOSPHERIC FIELD STRENGTH OF 534.75MEGACYCLE SIGNALS FROM BRIDGEPORT,-CONNECTICUT -TAFF,J.M./541213 <2.4.13 .PB241395 %8PP.13FI

THE DETERMINATION OF REQUIRED MINIMUM DISTANCES BETWEEN STATIONS OPERATING IN THE PUBLIC SAFETYRADIO SERVICES AND MARITIME MOBILE SERVICES IN THE FREQUENCY BAND 152-162MC -TAFF,J.M. <4~3.9

.PB241395 /540120 %6PP.4FIGS.

SIDEBAND COMPONENTS OF AN FM CARRIER -ANDERSON,H.G. /1954 %2PP <6.1.1" .PB241398

PRESENT KNOWLEDGE OF PROPAGATION IN THE VHF AND UHF TV BANDS -BOESE,W.C. -FINE,H. /551115 <2.4.15.PB166717 %6PP.7FIGS.

SUPPRESSION PERFORMANCE OF DIRECTIONAL ANTENNA SYSTEMS -IN THE STAND~RD BROADCAST BAND -FINE,H.-DAMELIN,J. /570906 <1.2.7 .PB166718 %14PP.22FIGS.

57F00022 NATIONAL COVERAGE OF STANDARD BROADCAST STATIONS DURING NIGHTTIME-HOURS-1946-1956 -RENTON,R.J./571001 <2.3.5 .PB166719 %15PP.14FIGS.

57F00037 SUMMARY OF VHF FIELD STRENGTH MEASUREMENTS IN TELEVISION ZONE-III -TAFF,J.M. /570930 <2.4.17.PB241395 %5PP.2FIGS ..

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A FURTHER ANALYSIS OF lASO PANEL-6 DATA ON SIGNAL TO INTERFERENCE RATIOS AND THEIR APPLICATION TODESCRIPTION OF TELEVISION SERVICE -FINE,H. <5.1.2 .P8166732 /600401 %~3PP.30FIGS.

VHF-UHF FIELD STRENGTH MEASUREMENTS -WALDO,G.V. -DAMELIN,J. /610501 <2.4.18 .PB241396 %3PP.1FIG.

SUGGESTED CRITERIA FOR LIMITING SATELLITE POWER IN CHANNELS SHARED WITH GROUND SYSTEMS -FINE,H.-DIXON,J.T. <5.2.1 .PB166701 /610701 %4PP.2FIGS.

TELEVISION BROADCAST RECEIVER HARMONIC OSCILLATOR RADIATION INTERFERENCE -OEITZ,J. /580228 %6PP<9.2.2 .PB241397 .

FIELD STRENGTH RECORDINGS OF B.B.C. TELEVISION STATIONS DURING THE 1957-1958 SUNSPOT CYCLE PEAK-WALDO,G.V. -SHEETS,C.K. /590610 <2.5.8 .PB166704 %6PP.5FIGS.

<2.1.7 .PB240198 %3PP.3FIGS.AI\! P.1'lALT~J..::J ur LUI'l\.J 1~l"'\ril rM.U.1I't~ f'\MI'tUI--.J I","," .v ""~ .,,, -''-" 0-_ ....

FIELD STRENGTH MEASUREMENTS -CHAPIN,E.W. /581101 %21PP <6.3.1 .PB166723

SYNOPSIS OF RADIO NAVIGATION SYSTEMS -LINES,S.R. /5B0623 %15PP <8.4.1 .PB166700

ANTENNAS FOR RECEPTION OF STANDARD BROADCAST SIGNALS -UNKNOWN /580501 %15PP.INC.12FIGS <9.2.1.PB166722

POLARIZATION DISCRIMINATION IN TELEVISION BROADCASTING -DIXON,J.T. -TAFF,J.M. <4.3.10 .PB166720/580314 %16PP.1FIG.

A PRELIMINARY ANALYSIS OF MULTICASTING -ALLEN,E.W. -FINE,H. -DAMELIN,J. <5.1.1 .PB166721 /580204%4PP.4FIGS.

UHF ASSIGNMENT PLAN -SKRIVSETH,A.G. <5.2.2 .PB166731 /610529 %5PP.2FIG

61F00093 CONTROL OF RADIO FREQUENCY' INTERFERENCE FROM NON-LICENSED APPARATUS -GARLAN,H. -WHIPPLE,L.G./610901 %10PP.5FIGS. <R-6104 .PB166730

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62F00094 SOME CHARACTERISTICS OF TELEVISION RECEIVERS MANUFACTURED IN USA IN 1961 -UNKNOWN /621019 %7PP<L-6201 .P8166728

62F00095 REPORT ON RECEIVER INSTALLATIONS NEW-YORK UHF-TV PROJECT -DEITZ,J. /621114 %5PP.22FIGS. <R-6201.PB1GG727

62F00096 ANALYSIS OF FIELD STRENGTH RECORDER CHARTS BY AUTOMATIC ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT -WALDO,G.V. /620511%15PP.5FIGS. <TR-6201.PB166729

63F00097 VARIATIONS OF JHE VHF FIELD STRENGTHS OVER SUNSPOT CYCLE (1950-61) -DAMELIN,J. /630103%3PP,9FIGS<R-6301 .PB166726

63F00098 REPORT ON MOBILE FIELD STRENGTH MEASUREMENTS NEW-YORK-CITYUHF-TV PROJECT-HUTTON,D.B. /630212%8PP,24~TABLES,41FIGS<R-6302 .PB166725

63F00099 REPORT ON ANALYSIS OF MEASUREMENTS AND OBSERVATIONS NEW-YORK':'CITY UHF-TV PROJECT -WALDO,G.V.<R-6303 .PB166724 /630327 %16PP.28FIGS.

63F00100 LASERS FOR COMMUNICATIONS -DAVIS,E.D. /630425 <R-6304 .PB166743 %12PP.

63F00101 COMPARATIVE FIELD STRENGTH MEASUREMENTS IN THE HIGH AND LOW VHF-BAND$ -DAMELIN,~. f631206<R-6305.PB166742 %3PP.l0FIGS.

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63F00102 A METHOD OF ESTIMATING THE EXTENT OF INTERFERENCE TO TV BROADCAST SERVICE CAUSED BY LOW POWERTRANSMITTERS OPERATING ON VHF TV CHANNELS -WALDO,G.V. -DANIEL,W.A. /631231 <R-6306 .PB166741

64F00103 ANALYSIS OF S~EEP FREQUENCY SPECTRUM OCCUPANCY ANALYZER -FINE,H. /640121 <R-6401 .PB166740%10PP.2FIGS.

64F00104 FIELD CALIBRATION OF MODERATE GAIN UHF-TV RECEIVING ANTENNAS FOR FIELD STRENGTH MEASUREMENTPRUPOSES -CAREY,R.B. /640226 <R-6402 .PB166739 %7PP.21FIGS.

64F00105 THE NEED FOR COMPATIBILITY STUDIES AT VHF AND UHF -DAVIS,E.D. /640423 <R-6403 .PB166737 %8PP.

64F00106 OBSERVATION OF INTERFERENCE TO CHANNEL-14 FROM ADJACENT CHANNEL MOBILE OPERATION -DEITZ,J. /640507<R-6404 .PB234504 %2PP.

64F00107 REPORT ON MOBILE FIELD STRENGTH MEASUREMENTS TAKEN WITH RECEIVING ANTENNA 10-FEET ABOVEGROUND-NEW-YOqK-CITY UHF-TV PROJECT -HUTTON,D.B. /640605 <R-6405 .PB166736 %31PP.13FIGS.7TABLES.

64F00108 TECHNICAL FACTORS AFFECTING THE ASSIGNMENT FACILITIES IN THE DOMESTIC PUBLIC LAND MOBILE RADIOSERVICES -CAREY,R.B. /640624 <R-6406 .PB166734 %6PP.5FIGS.

64F00109 A STUDY OF THE TECHNICAL FACTORS PERTAINING TO THE ASSIGNMENT OF FM CATV MICROWAVE RELAYS-ALLEN,E.W. -FINE,H. /641230 <R-6408 .PB16G891 %7PP.4FIGS.

64FOOll0 THE INTERFERENCE FLUTTER RATE IN MOBILE RECEIVERS -WALDO,G.V. -SHEETS,C.K. /640720 <R-6409.PB166893 %4PP.5FIGS.

64FOOlll ELEVATION AND DEPRESSION ANGLE TABLES -DAVIS,E.D. -TREMPER,P.G. <R-6410 .PB166890 %113PP. /640915

64FOOl12 TECHNICAL PROBLEMS LIMITING SAME AREA CONCENTRATION OF PRIVATE USER LAND MOBILE EQUIPMENT-DEITZ,J. /641328 <R-6411 .PB234505 %6PP.

"DIBINT" DISTANCE, BEARING, AND INTERSECTION COMPUTER PROGRAM -DAVIS,E.D. -TREMPER,P.G. /650212<R-6501 . PB234507 %17PP.

TECHNICAL ASPECTS OR CONSIDERATIONS OF FREQUENCY ASSIGNMENT -MYERS,S.M /650809 <F-6601 .PB236993%34PP.

"TERP" A TERRAIN ELEVATION RETRIEVAL PROGRAM -DAVIS,E.D. -TREMPER,P.G. /660630 <R-6601 .PB23450B

DEVELOPMENT OF NEW VHF AND UHF PROPAGATION CURVES FOR TELEVISION BROADCASTING -DAMELIN,J.-DANIEL,W.A. /650426 <R-6502 .PB174-287 %lBPP.23FIGS.

MAN-MADE NOISE SURVEY -DEITZ,J. ;641328 <R-6412 .PB234506 %9PP,

FIELD MEASUREMENTS O~ ELECTROMAGNETIC ENERGY RADIATED BY RF STABILIZED ARC WELDERS -GARLAN,H.-WHIPPLE,L.G. -WESTON,I.R. /640210 <T-6401 .PB166735 %22PP.

GLOSSARY OF TECHNICAL DEFINITIONS APPEARING IN RADIO REGULATIONS ANNEXED TO INTERNATIONALTELECOMMUNICATIONS CONVENTION, GENEVA-1959, COMMUNICATIONS ACT OF 1935, AS AMENDED, COMMUNICATIONSSATELLITE ACT OF 1962. AND FCC RULES AND REGULATIONS -BRADLEY,A.W. /660408 <T-6601 .PB234509%127PP.

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66F00122 DEVELOPMENT OF VHF AND UHF PROPAGATION CURVES FOR TV AND FM GROADCASTING -DAMELIN,J. -DANIEL,W.A.-FINE,H. -WALDO,G.V. /660907 <R-6602 .PB174288 %40PP.·

66F00123 WORKING GROUP-3 (ACLMRS) REPORT ON MAN-MADE NOISE -DEITZ,J. /660630 .PB174278 %71PP.INCL.FIGS.

67F00124 REPORT AND ANALYSIS OF NEW-YORK-CITY MONITORING SURVEY OF 150.8-162.0 MEGACYCLE LAND MOBILE BAND-GIBBONS,E.E. /670200 %23PP <F-6701 .PB236992

67F00125 ANALYSIS OF LOW LATITUDE SKYWAVE MEASUREMENTS IN THE MEDIUM FREQUENCY BAND -DAMELIN,J.

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, 67F001'26 CALCULATIONS FOR EDUCATIONAL FM CHANNEL ASSIGNMENTS IN AREAS SERVED BY TV CHANNEL 6 -WALDG,G.V.-WISWELL,J. /670714 %16PP <R-6702 .PB23451r

67F00127 DEVELOPMENT OF VHF PROPAGATION CURVES FOR THE MARITIME MOBILE SERVICE ~DAMELIN,J. /671013 %17PP<R-6703 .PB234750 .

68F00128 FCC/USAF POPSI (PRECIPITATION AND OFF-PATH SCATTERED INTERfERENCE) PROJECT -CAREY,R.B.-HUTTON,D.B. -KALAGIAN,G.S. /680315 %140PP <R-6801 .AD667422

68F00129 FCC/USAF POPSI PROJECT ANNEX A (PLUS AUXILIARY CURVES) -CAREY,R.B. -HUTTON,D.B. -KALAGIAN,G.S./680315 %116PP <R-6801ANNEX A .AD667423

68F00130 LAND MOBILE-CLOSED CIRCUIT DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM COMPATIBILITY AT UHF-TVFREQUENCIES-DEITZ,J./6B1101 %12PP <R-6802 .PBt83941

68F00131 FREQUENCY DIVISION MULTPLEX COMMUNICATIONS FOR THE LAND MOBILE RADIO SERVICE -LINES,S.~. /680629%79PP <T-6801 . PB236990

69F00132 FREAVY (A FREQUENCY AVAILABILITY COMPUTER PROGRAM) -WILLIAMS,J.-TREMPER,P.G. /690500 %218PP%SEE-ACCESSION-NUMBER-70F00144

69F00133 ASTUDY OF LAND MOBILE SPECTRUM UTILIZATION-INTERIM REPORT PART-A ACQUISITION,PROCESSING ANDANALYSIS OF SPECTRUM -DAYHARSH,T.I. -VINCENT,W.R. /690300 %92PP *SRI <SRI69-1A .PB182792

69F00134 A STUDY OF LA'JD MOBILE SPECTRUM UTILIZATION-INTERIM REPORT PART-B AN ANALYSIS OF THE SPECTRUMMANAGMENT PROBLEM -DAYHARSH,T.I. -VINCENT,W.R. /690300 %66PP *SRI <S~I69-1B .PB182918

I~ 69F00135 POLICY ISSUES PRESENTED BY THE INTERDEPENDENCE OF COMPUTER AND COMMUNICATIONS SERVICES -DUNN,D.A.lr /690200 *SRI <SRI69-2-1 .PB183612

69F00136 ANALYSIS OF POLICY ISSUES IN THE RESPONSES TO THE FCC COMPUTER INQUIRY -KRAUSE,L.I. /690200 *SRI<SRI69-2-2 .PB183612

69F00137 DECISION ANALYSIS OF THE FCC COMPUTER INQUIRY RESPONSES -LIPINSKI,A.J. /690200 *SRI <SRI69-2-3.PB183612

69F00138 PATTERNS OF TECHNOLOGY IN DATA PROCESSING AND DATA COMMUNICATIONS -ZEIDLER,H.M. -LIPINSKI,A.J.-MOLL,L.J. - -SHAPIRO,E.B. -KENT,W.A. -WENSLEY,J.H. /690200 *SRI <SRI69-2-4 .PB183612

69F00139 DIGESTS OF THE RESPONSES TO THE FCC COMPUTER INQUIRY -LIPINSKI,A.J. /690200 *SRI <SRI69-2-5.PB183613

69F00140 A PREFACE TO A THEORY OF REGULATION -HOWARD,R.A. -MATHESON,J.E. /690200 *SRI <SRI69-2-6 .PB183613

69F00141 A A DYNAMIC FINANCIAL MODEL OF A UTILITY -LIPINSKI,A.J. /690200 *SRI <SR169-2-7 .PB1B3613

69F00142 A STUDY OF LA~JD MOBILE SPECTRUM UTILIZATION-FINAL REPORT PART-A ACQUISITION,ANALYSIS hNDAPPLICATION OF SPECTRUM OCCUPANCY DATA -DAYHARSH,T.I. -YUNG,T.J. -VINCENT,W.R. /690700 %203PP*SRI <SRI69-3A .PB184983

69F00143 A STUDY OF LAND MOBILE SPECTRUM UTILIZATION-FINAL REPORT PAR~-B AN ANALYSIS OF THE SPECTRUMMANAGEMENT PROBLEM -VINCENT,W.R. -DAYHARSH,T.I. /690700 %49PP *SRI <SRI69-3B .PB184984

70F00144 FREAVY (A FREQUENCY AVAILABILITY COMPUTER PROGRAM) -WILLIAMS,J. -TREMPER,P.G. /700300 %218PP<R-7002 .PB1B9806

70F00145 FCC/USAF POPSI PROJECT ANALYSES OF PRECIPITATION DATA -KALAGIAN,G.S. /701215 %46PP <R-7003.AD718270

-GARLAN,H. /701001 %5PP <T-7001 .PB236994

71F00147 A SURVEY AND FORECAST OF RADIO SPECTRUM TECHNOLOGY PART-I -PARK,J.H. /700900 %162PP *U.MINNESOTA<R-7101-1 .COM-71-00656

71F00148 A SURVEY AND FORECAST OF RADIO SPECTRUM TECHNOLOGY PART-II -GERMAN,y.P. /710000 %27PP *TEXAS,A-M<R-7101-2 .COM-71-00657

71F00149 A SURVEY AND FORECAST OF RADIO SPECTRUM TECHNOLOGY PART-III -HARTMAN,W.J. /710100 %34PP*INSTITUTE FOR TELECOMM.SCIS. <R-7101-3 .COM-71-00658

71F00150 EXAMINATION OF THE FEASIBILITY OF CONVENTIONAL LAND MOBILE OPERATION AT 950MHZ -DEITZ,J. /710200%90PP <R-7102 .P8235511

EXAMINATION OF THE FEASIBILITYY OF CONVENTIONAL LAND MOBILE OPERATIONS AT 950MHZ (PHASE-2 MOBILETO BASE) -DEITZ,J. -LUCIA,F.L. -WANG,J.C.H. /720530 %57PP <R-7202 .PB234218

MEASUREMENTS ON LAND MOBILE TRANSCEIVERS -EFREMOV,O. -HAGN,G. /720700 %46PP <SMTF72-01 .PB243737*SRI(HAGN)

NATIONAL AND REGIONAL SPECTRUM MANAGMENT PLANNING ASSISTANCE VOLUME-1 SUMMARY REPORT-FELPERIN,K.D. -SHAFT,P.D. -HUMPHREY,T.L. -YU,O.S. ~YUNG,T.J. /710200 %39PP *SRI <SMTF71-01-1.PB243679

DEGRADATION OF MOBILE RADIO RECEPTION AT UHF AND VHF -DEITZ,J. -LUCIA,F.L. -LIEBMAN,M.D. /730817%35PP <R-7302 .PB234216

TELEPHONE NETWORK INTERCONNECTED DEVICES (AUTHORIZATIUN AND ADMINISTRATION PROGRAM) -ROSE,F.L./721108 %28PP <T72-02 .PB213018

RAINCLIMATE CONSIDERATIONS FOR DOMESTIC SATELLITES-CONTINENTAL USA -HERBSTRITT,R.L. /731100 %14PP<R-7301 . PB234211

A SURVEY OF CERTAIN PERFORMANCE CHARACTERIS-ICS OF TELEVISION RECE1VERS -LINES,S.R. /720609 %13Pp<T72-01 . PB236991

DOCUMENTATION ON BERDIS (BEARING AND DISTANCE COMPUTER PROGRAM) -TREMPER,P.G. /72062B %4PP<SMTF72-02 .PB250775

NATIONAL AND REGIONAL SPECTRUM MANAGMENT PLANNING ASSISTANCE VOLUME-2 APPENDICES -FELPERIN,K.D.-SHAFT,P.D. -HUMPHREY,T.L. -YU,O.S. -YUNG,T.J. /710200 %273PP <SMTF71-01-2 .PB243680 *SRI

PERDIS-A COMPUTER PROGRAM TO DETERMINE IF TWO ANTENNA BEAMS INTERSECT AND PROVIDE THEPERPENDICULAR DISTANCE BETWEEN THE BEAM AXES -KALAGIAN,G.S. -CAREY,R.B. /720201 %86PP <R-7201.PB221257 .

VHF-UHF RADIATION HAZARDS AND SAFETY GUIDELINES -DAMELIN,J. /710719 %5PP <R-7104 .PB234734

A STUDY OF THE RESTRICTIVE EFFECTS OF UHF TABOOS NEW-YORK-CITY AREA -BROMERY,R.M.-HER8STRITT,R.L. /711029 %29PP <R-7105 .PB234670

LONG TERM SKYWAVE FIELD STRENGTH MEASUREMENTS IN THE 550-1600KHZ FREQUENCY BAND -DAMELIN,J./710510 %39PP <R-7103 .PB234669

PRECIPITATION SCATTER INTERFERENCE COMPUTATION -FINE,H. /730901 %53PP <R-7303 .PB234217

73F00165 DOUBLE SIDEBAND AND SINGLE SIDEBAND POWER AND VOLTAGE EQUIVALENCES -HURWITZ,I. /731100 <R-7305.PB228180 %25PP.

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71F00152

71F00153

71F00154

71F00155

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72F00157

72F00158

72F00159

72F00160

72F00161

73F00162

73F00163

73F00164

'73F00167 REFERENCE "HANDBOOK-THE AUTOMATED FREQUENCY ASSIGNMENT SYSTEM -KELLY-SCIENTIFIC /730900 %181PP<SMTF73-01 .PB230771 *KELLY-SCIENTIFIC

73F00168 TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE FOR THE FCC NATIONAL Ar') REGIONAL SPECTRUM MANAGEMENT PROGRAM -HAGN,G.-DAYHARSH,T.I. /730100 %105PP <SMTF73-02 .PB243687 *SRI

73F00169 CONSIDERATIONS REGARDING THE OPERATION OF THE REGIONAL SPECTRUM MANAGEMENT CENTERS -ECKERT,R.P.-KELLY,P.M. -NEHAN,E.A. -WALCOFF,P. /730300 %185PP <SMTF73-03 .PB243688 *KELLY-SCIENTIFIC

73F00170 A CABLE TELEVISION PROFILE--1971/1972 -LINES,S.R. /730606 %31PP <T73-01 .PB221762

74F00171 TECHNOLOGICAL BOUNDARIES OF TELEVISION -WILMOTTE,DR.R.M. /741200 <CE74-01 .PB241598(SET)*CONSULTANT

74F00172 TECHNOLOGICAL BOUNDARIES OF TELEVISION VOLUME-I FINDINGS AND RECOMr~ENDATIONS -WILMOTTE,DR.R.M./741200 %68PP <CE74-01Vl .PB241599 *CONSULTANT

74F00173 TECHNOLOGICAL BOUNDARIES OF TELEVISION VOLUME-2 SIMULATED TV "DISPLAYS OF DIFFERENT SIZE ANDSHARPNESS -WILMOTTE,DR.R.M. /741200 %25PP,6ILLS <CE74-01V2 .PB241600 *CONSULTANT

74F00174 TECHNOLIGICAL BOUNDARIES OF TELEVISION VOLUME-3 APPENDICES -WILMOTTE,DR.R.M. /741200 %114PP<CE74-01V3 .PB241601

VHF-TV CHANNEL ASSIGNMENT PROGRAM (VCAP) -KALAGIAN,G.S. /740800 %63PP <RS74-01 .PB236272

VCITY*VHFSIGN DATA BASE FOR VCAP -KALAGIAN,G.S. /740800 %TAPE <RS74-02 .PB237321

USER'S MANUAL FOR COORD (FCC COORDINATION CONTOUR PROGRAM FOR DOMESTIC SATELLITE EARTH STATIONS)-SHARP,G.L. /741100 %106PP <RS74-03 .PB240199

ANTENNA AND POWER STATISTICS OF TV STATIONS IN THE US -WANG,J.C.H. /741200 %28PP <RS74-04.PB240200

A STUDY OF THE CHARACTERISTICS OF TYPICAL TELEVISON RECEIVERS RELATIVE TO THE UHF TABOOS-ROBERTS,W.K. -DAVIS,H. -BRADLEY,R.C. -VAN-DEURSON,H. -BROMERY,R.M. /740600 %47PP <LAB74-01.PB235057

COORD DATA BASE -SHARP,G.L. /741200 %TAPE <RS74-05 .PB241628

INCORPORATION OF MONITORING DATA IN THE FREQUENCY ASSIGNMENT PROCESS OF THE FCC SPECTRUMMANAGEMENT TASK FORCE -DAYHARSH,T.I. -YUNG,T.J. -HATFIELD,V.E. -KUNZELMAN,R.C. -SIFFOR~,B.M.

/740100 %132PP <SMTF74-01 .PB234530 *SRI I

75F00182 THE QUASI-STATIONARY SATELLITE ORBIT -WANG,J.C.H. -DAVIS,E.D. /750100 %59PP <RS75-01 .PB240349

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74FOO178

74FOO179

74FOO180

74FOO181

75F00183 UHF-TV CHANNEL ASSIGNMENT PROGRAM (UCAP) -KALAGIAN,G.S. /750100 %84PP <RS75-02 .PB241307

75F00184 IMPROVED SUPRESSION OF RADIATION FROM AUTOMOBILES USED BY THE GENERAL PUBLIC -SHEPHERD,R.A.-GADDIE,J.C. NELSON,D.L. /750100 %159PP <RS75-03 .PB239471 *SRI

75F00185 CONVOLUTION METHGD OF INTERFERENCE CALCULATION-USER'S MANUAL AND RESULTS -DAS,S. -SHARP,G.L./750400 %83PP <RS75-04 .PB24130G

75F00186 DEGRADATION OF BASE STATION RADIO RECEPTION AT UHF AND VHF DUE TO THE EFFECTS OF AUTOMOBILEIGNITION SYSTEMS AND MULTIPATH PROPAGATION -DEITZ,J. -LUCIA,F.L. -LIEBMAN,M.D. /750600 %47PP<RS75-05 .PB2438Bl

75F00187 PRESENT STATUS OF BROADCASTING SATELLITES -DAS,S. /750700 %48PP <RS75-06 .PB245563

75F00188 A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF MEDIUM FREQUENCY SKYWAVE FIELD STRENGTH PREDICTION METHODS -WANG,J.C.H.

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/750700 %24PP <RS75-07 .PB245564

75F00189 FM BROADCAST CHANNEL FREQUENCY SPACING -FINE,H. -SHARP,G.L. /751200 %39PP <RS75-08 .PB249671

75F00190 AFAM-AUTOMATIC FREQUENCY ASSIGNMENT MODEL -TREMPER,P.G. /750600 %190PP <SMTF75-01 .PB243555

75F00191 THE ACQUISITION AND USE OF SPECTRUM MONITORING DATA-DAYHARSH,T.I. -JENNINGS,D.M. -KUNZELMAN,R.C./750200 %108PP <SMTF75-02 .PB244617 *SRI

76F00192 STRENGTH OF EMISSIONS FROM CITIZENS' RADIO SERVICE TRANSCEIVERS -MOBLEY,M.C. -TOIA,M.J.-MIDDLEKAMP,L.C. -WEBER,C.R. /760300 %11PP <LAB76-01 .PB251945

76F00193 INTERFERENCE PROBLEMS ASSOCIATED WITH PROPOSED EXPANSION OF 27MHZ CITIZENS' RADIO SERVICE BAND-WEBER,C.R. -MIDDLEKAMP,L.C. /760600 %20PP <LAB76-02 .PB254488

76F00194 FIELD STRENGTH CALCULATIONS FOR TV AND FM BROADCASTING (COMPUTER PROGRAM TVFMFS) -KALAGIAN,G.S./760100 %43PP <RS76-01 .PB249144

76F00195 COMPUTER PROGRAM TVFMFS DATA BASE -KALAGIAN,G.S. /760100 %TAPE <RS76-02 .PB2511~9

76F00196 AN EXAMINATION OF THE COMPLIANCE OF MOTOR VEHICLES WITH SAE STANDARD d551 eC) -LUCIA,F.L.-LIEBMAN,M.D. -DESROSIERS,D.A. /760400 %32PP <RS76-03 .PB254187

76F00197 SATELLITE SYSTEM INTERFERENCE MODELING -DAS,S. -SHARP,G.L. /760900 %7~PP <RS76-04 .PB258737

76F00198 AN INVESTIGATION OF ECONOMIC FACTORS IN SPECTRUM MANAGEMENT -ROBINSON,J.O. /760800 %31PP<SAS76-01 . PB258500

76F00199 CHRONOLOGY OF THE NATIONAL SPECTRUM MANAGEMENT PROGRAM -KING,D. /760800 %28PP <SMTF76-01.PB258750

I KEYliJORD IN CONTEX r' INDEX

50F00055A47F00042A46F00039A6'3I'"00123A75F00191A69F00142A69F00133A66F00121C66F00121B49F00117A50F00118A50F00061A64F00106A72F00161A75F00190A51F00064A64F00108A51F00014A51F00064A48F00060A66F00121B70F00145A53F00056A47F00043A62F00096A58F00016A67F00125A63FOQ099A5BF00067A67F00124A69F00136A69F00133B64F00103A60F00068A69F00137A69F00143A69F00134A64F00103A46F00048A64F00111A46F00040A68F00129A6FF00121A46F00003A74F00179A72F00156A'iOF00075A49F00027A46FOOOO2A57FO.0008A64F00107A51F00006A48F00078A64F00104A58F00091A

PATTERN ISUPP

STRENGTH

-KUNZELMAN,R.C./M UTILIZATION-FINALUTILIZATION-INTERIM234509/TION, GENEVA-1959,

66712 /500':'27/ !IN ABBREVIATED METHOD FOR CALCliL,\TING MULTIPLE INTERFERENCE -FINE,H. <4.2.4 .PB1AN APPLICATION OF IONOSPHERIC ABSORPTION DATA TO THE ESTIMATING OF FUTURE DISTANCE RANGES OFf

N IN SKYWAVE TRANSMISSION MODES ON ACCOUNT OF PATH LENGTH /460821 <2.5.1 .P8166695/ ATTENUATIOWORKING GROUP-3 (ACLMRS) REPORT ON MAN-MADE NOISE -DE~TZ,J. /660630 .PB174278 %71PP.IN(L.FIGS.

THE ACQUISITION AND USE OF SPECTRUM MONITORING,DATA -DAYHARSH,T.I. -JENNlNGS,D.M.REPORT PART-A ACQUISITION,ANALYSIS AND/ A STUDY OF LAND MOBILE SPECTRUREPORT PART-A ACQUISITIO~;,PROCESSING AND/ ASTUDY OF LAND M081LE SPECTRUM

!s~TELLITE ACT OF 1962, AND FCC RULES AND REGULATIONS -BRADLEY,A.W. /660408 <T-6601 .P8COMMUNICATIONS ACT OF 1935, AS AMENDED, COMMUNICATIONS/ /TELECOMMUNICATIONS CONVEN

REPORT OF AD-HOC CO~MITTEE VOLUME-I. /490531 <MIMEO-3G830 .PB166696REPORT OF AD-HOC COMMITTEE VOLUME-II /500707 <MIMEO-54382 .PB166697

./ RELATIONSHIP OF ADJACENT CHANNEL INTERFERENCE RATIO TO TELEVISION SERVICE -FINE,H. -DIXON,J.TOF INTERFERENCE TO CHANNEL-14 FROM ADJACENT CHANNEL M08ILE OPERATION -DEITZ,J. /640507/ . OBSERVATIONNECTED DEVICES (AUTHORIZATION AND ADMINISTRATION PROGRAM) -ROSE,F.L./ TELEPHONE NETWORK INTERCON5-01 .PB243555 AFAM-AUTOMATIC FREQUENCY ASSIGNMENT MODEL -TREMPER,P.G. /750600 %190PP <SMTF7A SUMMARY OF THE TECHNICAL FACTORS AFFECTING THE ALLOCATION OF LAND MOBILE FACILITIES IN THE/

TECHNICAL FACTORS AFFECTING THE A~SIGNMENT FACILITIES IN THE DOMESTIC PUBLIC LAND MOBILE RADIO/LECTION OF VHF SIGNALS RECORDED AT ALLEGAN, MICHIGAN, DURING/ A PRELIMINARY SURVEY OF METEORIC REFHE TECHNICAL FACTORS AFFECTING THE ALLOCATION OF LAND MOBILE FACILITIES IN THE/ A SUMMARY OF T

A SUGGESTED BASIS FOR FM AND TV ALLOCATION RULES -BOESE,W.C. -FINE,H. <4.3.4 .PB241393 /4B1130/9, COMMUNICATIONS ACT OF 1935, AS AMENDED, COMMUNICATIONS! /TELECOMMUNICAT10NS CONVENTION, GENEVA-195

FCC/USAF POPSI PROJECT ANALYSES OF PRECIPITATION DATA -KALAGIAN,G.S. /701215 %46PP <R-7003!R FORMS IN MULTIVARIATE REGRESSION ANA.LYSIS -FINE,H. <4.2.5 .P8166705 /530201/ ORTHOGONAL LINEATION COEFFICIENTS FOR THE E-LAYER. ANALYSIS OF EXPERIMENTAL RESULTANT SKYWAVE/ EXPERIMENTAL REFLEC-WALDO,G.V. /620511/ ANALYSIS OF FIELD STRENGTH RECORDER CHARTS BY AUTOMATIC ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENTFF,J.M. /580624/ AN ANALYSIS OF LONG TERM FADING RANGES FOR TV AND FM SERVICE FIELDS -fINE,H. ~TAAMELIN,J./ ANALYSIS OF LOW LATITUDE SKYWAVE MEASUREMENTS IN THE MEDIUM FREQUENCY BAND -D,G.V./ REPORT ON ANALYSIS OF MEASUREMENTS AND OBSERVATIONS NEW-YORK-CITY UHF-TV PROJECT -WALDO80204/ A PRELIMINARY ANALYSIS OF MULTICASTING -ALLEN,E.W. -FINE,H. -DAMELIN,J. <5.1.1 .PB166721 /5ILE BAND/ REPORT AND ANALYSIS OF NEW-YORK-CITY MONITORING SURVEY OF 150.8-162.0 MEGACYCLE LAND MOBE,L.I. /690200 .SRI/ ANALYSIS OF POLICY ISSUES IN THE RESPONSES TO THE FCC COMPUTER INQUIRY -KRAUSA .PB182792 /ANALYSIS OF SPECTRUM -DAYHARSH,T.I. -VINCENT,W.R. /690300 %92PP *SRI <SRI69-1401 .PB166740/ ANALYSIS OF SWEEP FREQUENCY SPECTRUM OCCUPANCY ANALYZER -FINE,H. /640121 <R-6ICATION TO/ A FURTHER ANALYSIS OF TASO PANEL-6 DATA ON SIGNAL TO INTERFERENCE RATIOS AND THEIR APPLRI69-2-3/ DECISION ANALYSIS OF THE FCC COMPUTER INQUIRY RESPONSES -LIPINSKI,A.J. /690200 *SRI <STILIZATION-FINAL REPORT PART-B AN ANALYSIS OF THE SPECTRUM/ A STUDY OF LAND MOBILE SPECTRUMULIZATION-INTERIM REPORT PART-B AN ANALYSIS OF THE SPECTRUM/ A STUDY OF LAND MOBILE SPECTRUM UTISWEEP FREQUENCY SPECTRUM OCCUPANCY ANALYZER -FINE,H. /640121 <R-6401 .PB166740/ ANALYSIS OFOF E-LAYER EFFECTIVE HEIGHT ON THE ANGLE OF DEPARTURE PERTINENT TO/ EFFECT OF VARIATION

ELEVATION AND DEPRESSION ANGLE TABLES -DAVIS,E.D. -TREMPER,P.G. <R-6410 ;PB166890 %113PP. /640915/o <2.5.2 .PB241398/ ANGLES OF DEPARTURE FOR ANY HYPOTHETICAL E-OR-D-LAYER HEIGHT -LICHT,L. /46092

FCC/USAF POPSI PROJECT ANNEX A (PLUS AUXILIARY CURVES) -CAREY,R.B. -HUTTON,D.B. -KALAGIAN,G.S./NS APPEARING IN RADIO REGULATIONS ANNEXED TO INTERNATIONAL/ GLOSSARY OF TECHNICAL DEFINITIOAL PLANE OF A COAST-SIDE VERTICAL ANTENNA -VANDIVERE,JR.E .. F./ THE RADIAtION-PATTERN IN THE VERTICPP <RS74-04/ ANTENNA AND POWER STATISTICS OF TV STATIONS IN THE US -WANG,J.C.H. /741200 %28MPUTER PROGRAM TO DETERMINE IF TWO ANTENNA BEAMS INTERSECT AND PROVID~ THE/ PERDIS-A CO,H.! RELATION BETWEEN ANTENNA HEIGHT AND GRADE-A SERVICE AREA UNDER PROPOSED RULE -BOESE,W.C. -FINE

MAXIMUM PO\'JER PERMITTED FOR ANTENNA HEIGHTS GREATER THM, '500-FEET -TAFF,J.M. /491109 <2.4.7/N THE VERTICAL PLANE OF A VERTICAL ANTENNA OVER AN EARTH OFf RADIATIONRESSION PERFORMANCE OF DIRECTIONAL ANTE~INA SYSTEMS IN THE STANDARD BROADCAST BAND -FINE,H./MEASUREMENTS TAKEN WITH RECEIVING ANTENNA 10-FEET ABOVE/ REPORT ON MOBILE FIELD

RADIATION FROM GROUNDED SLANT ANTENNAS -FINE,H. /510630 <1.2.5 .PB166687 %8PP.3FLCS.PERFORMANCE OF SHIPBOARD ANTENNAS AT 500KC -DEITZ,J. <6.1.3 .PB241397 /481001 %2PP,1FIG.

OF MODERATE GAIN UHF-TV RECEIVING ANTENNAS FOR FIELD STRENGTH MEASUREMENT/ FIELD CALIBRATIONNC.12FIGS <9.2.1/ ANTENNAS FOR RECEPTION OF STANDARD BROADCAST SIGNALS -UNKNOWN /580501 %15PP.I

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GLOSSARY OF TECHNICAL DEFINITIONS APPEARING IN RADIO REGULATIONS ANNEXED TO INTERNATIONAL/BOUNDARIES OF TELEVISION VOLUME-3 APPENDICES -WILMOTTE,DR.R.M. /741200%114PP! TECHNOLIGICAL

MENT PLANNING ASSISTANCE VOLUME-2 APPENDICES -FELPERIN,K.D./ NATIONAL AND REGIONAL SPECTRUM MANAGPROCEDURES USED FOR THE RESCINDED APPENDIX-A OF REPORT/ PROPAGATION DATA AND SERVICE CALCULATIONSKIP DISTANCES OF! AN APPLICATION OF IONOSPHERE CRITICAL FREQUENCY DATA TO THE ESTtMATtNG OF FUTURECE RANGES OFt AN APPLICATION OF IONOSPHERIC ABSORPTION DATA TO THE ESTIMATING OF FUTURE DISTAN. /690700 %203PP/ /APPLICATION OF SPECTRUM OCCUPANCY DATA -DAYHARSH,T.I. -YUNG,T.J. -VINCENT,W.RM./ DETERMINATION AND APPLICATION OF TERRAIN CORRECTION FACTORS FOR FREQUENCIES ABOVE 50MC -TAFF,J.ICE CONTOURS/ APPLICATION OF TROPOSPHERIC PROPAGATION CHARTS TO THE PREPARATION OF ISO-SERV

TO INTERFERENCE RATIOS AND THErR APPLICATION TO! A FURTHER ANALYSIS OF TASO PANEL-6 DATA ON SIGNALTHE NORMAL DISTRIBUTION AS APPLIED TO VHF-BROADCAST SERVICE PROBLEMS -FINE,H. <4.2.2 .PB166711/

C ENERGY RADIATED BY RF STABILIZED ARC WELDERS -GARLAN,H./ FIELD MEASUREMENTS OF ELECTROt~AGNETIFECTS OF UHF TABOOS NEW-YORK-C!TY AREA -BROMERY,R.M./ A STUDY OF THE RESTRICTIVE EF

!AREA -HILL,J.S. -WALDO,G.V. /510416 <2.4.11 .PB166702 %21PP.16FIGS.TECHNICAL PROBLEMS LIMITING SAME AREA CONCENTRATION OF PRIVATE USER LAND MOBILE EQUIPMENT/

ANTENNA HEIGHT AND GRADE-A SERVICE AREA UNDER PROPOSED RULE -SOESE,W.e. -FINE,H./ ~ELATION BETWEENCATIONAL FM CHANNEL ASSIGN~ENTS IN AREAS SERVED BY TV CHANNEL 6 -~ALDO,G.V./ CALCULATIONS FOR EDU

LIMITATIONS TO TELEVISION SERVICE AREAS AT 82MC -BOESE,W.C. -FINE,H. <4.3.7/ TROPOSPHERICN ARRIVAL OF SKYWAVE SIGNALS AFTER ARRIVAL OF GROUND WAVE -GRACELY,F.R./ CURVES OF TIME DELAY I

CURVES OF TIME DELAY IN ARRIVAL OF SKYWAVE SIGNALS AFTER ARRIVAL OF GROUND WAVE -GRACELY,F ..R./'JARIOUS ASPECTS O~ BANDWIDTH -DEITZ,J. <6.1.9 .PB241397 /501026 %9PP.

PB236993/ TECHNICAL ASPECTS OR CONSIDERATIONS OF FREQUENCY ASSIG':MENT -MYERS,S.M /650809 <F-6601F MONITORING DATA IN THE FREQUENCY ASSIGNMENT PROCESS OF THE FCC SPECTRUM/ INCORPORATION 0CTS OR CONSIDERATIONS OF ~REQUENCY ASSIGNMENT -MYERS,S.M /650809 <F-6601 .PB236993/ TECHNICAL ASPE

TECHNICAL FACTORS AFFECTING THE ASSIGNMENT FACILITIES IN THE DOMESTIC PUBLIC LAND MOBILE RADIO/AFAM-AUTOMATIC FREQUENCY ASSIGN~ENT MODEL -TREMPER,P.G. /750600 %190PP <SMTF75-01 .PB243555

ECHNICAL FACTORS PERTAINING TO THE ASSIGN~ENT OF FM CATV MICRUWAVE RELAYS/ A STUDY OF THE TUHF ASSIGNMENT PLAN -SKRIVSETH,A.G. <5.2.2 .PB166731 /610529 %5PP.2FIG

UHF-TV CHANNEL ASSIGNMENT PROGRAM (UCAP) -KALAGIAN,G.S. /750100 %84PP <RS75-02 .PB241307VHF-TV CHANNEL ASSIGNMENT PROGRAM (VCAP) -KALAGIAN,G.S. /740800 %63PP <RS74-01 .PB236272

E HANDBOOK-THE AUTOMATED FPEQ0ENCY ASSIGN~ENT SYSTEM -KELLY-SCIENTIFIC /730900 %181PP/ REFERENCLATIONS FOR EDUCATIONAL FM CHANNEL ASSIGNMENTS IN AREAS SERVED BY TV CHANNEL 6 -WALDO,G.V./ CALCUGIONAL SPECTRUM MANAGMENT PLANNING ASSISTANCE VOLUME-l SUMMARY REPORT/ NATIONAL AND REGIONAL SPECTRUM MANAGMENT PLANNING ASSISTANCE VOLUME-2 APPENDICES -FELPERIN,K.D./ NATIONAL AND REN,G./ TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE FOR THE FCC NATIONAL AND REGIONAL SPECTRUM MANAGEMENT PROGRAM -HAG

INTERFERENCE PROBLEMS ASSOCIATED WITH PROPOSED EXPANSION OF 27MHZ CITIZENS' RADIO SERVICE BAND/PROCESSING AND! ASTUDY OF LAND MOBILE SPECTRU~ UTILIZATION-INTERIM REPORT PART-A ACQUISITION,2.5.1 .PB166695/ ATTENUATION IN SKYWAVE TRANSMISSION MODES ON ACCOUNT OF PATH LENGTH /460821 <

VARIATION OF BANDWIDTH WITH AUDIO FREQUENCY FOR A FREQUENCY MODULATED EMISSION -DEITZ,J. <6.1.6//5109 /AUGUST-AND-SEPTEf.1BER-1951 -TAFF,J.r.1. -DAMELIN,J. <2.1.5 .PB241395 %3PP.6FIGS.

1.6 .PB241395! !BETWEEN AURORAL OBSERVATIONS AND FIELDS RECORDED AT 420 MILES -TAFF,J.M. /S30701 <2.NE NETWORK INTERCONNECTED DEVICES (AUTHORIZATION AND ADMINISTRATIO~ PROGRAM) -ROSE,F.L./ TELEPHO

REFERENCE HANDBOOK-THE AUTOMATED FREQUENCY ASSIGNMENT SySTEM -KELLY-SCIENTIFIC /730900 %181PP/FIELD STRENGTH RECORDER CHARTS BY AUTOMATIC ELECTRONiC EQUIPMENT -WALDO,G.V. /620511/ ANALYSIS OF

UHF AND VHF DUE TO THE EFFECTS OF AUTOMOBILE/ DEGRADATION OF BASE STATION RADIO RECEPTiON. ATROVED SUPRESSION OF RADIATION FROM AUTOMOBILES USED BY THE GENERAL PUBLIC -SHEPHERD,R.A./ IMpC/USAF POPSI PROJECT ANNEX A (PLUS AUXILIARY CURVES) -CAREY,R.S. -HUTTON,D.B. -KALAGIAN,G.S./ FC

FREAVY (A FREQUENCY AVAILABILITY COMPUTER PROGRAM) -WILLIAMS,J. -TREM?ER,P.G. /690500 %218PP/FREAVY (A FREQUENCY AVAILABILITY COMPUTER PROGRAM) -WILLIAMS,J. -TREMPER,P.G. /700300 %21R?P/

OPERATION IN THE 152-1G2MC BAND, AVAILABILITY OF EQUIPMENT CAPABLE/ MARITIME MOBILE EQUIPMENT FORLIST OF corM,lERCIALLY AVAILABLE TRANSMITTING TUBES CAPABLE OF OPERATION ABOVE 300r.1C -DEITZ,J./

DICULAR DISTAIKE BETWEEN THE BEAM AXES -KALAGIAN,G.S. -CAREY,R.B. /720201 %86PP <R-7201/ /PERPENFIELD STRENGTH RECORD1NGS OF B.B.C. TELEVISION STATIONS DURING THE 1957-1958 SUNSPOT CYCLE PEAK/

SUREMENTS IN THE MEDIUM FREQUENCY BAND -DAMELIN,J./ ANALYSIS OF LOW LATITUDE SKYWAVE MEAENTS IN THE 550-1600KHZ FREQUENCY BAND -DAME.LIN,J.j l.ONG TERM SKnJAVE FIELD STRENGTH MEASUREMSYSTEMS IN THE STANDARD BROADCAST BAND -FINE,H./ PHYSICAL LIMITATIONS TO DIRECTIONAL-ANTENNASYSTEMS IN THE STANDARD BROADCAST BAND -FINE,H./ SUPPRESSION PERFORMANCE OF DIRECTIONAL ANTENNA

MOBILE SERVICES IN THE FREQUENCY BAND 152-162MC -TAFF,J.M. <4.3.9/ /RADIO SERVICES AND MARITIME

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OF 27MHZ CITIZENS' RADIO SERVICE BAND/ INTERFERENCE PROBLEMS ASSOCIATED WITH PROPOSED EXPANSION150.8-162.0 MEGACYCLE LAND MOBILE BAND/ REPORT AND ANALYSIS OF N_N-YORK-CITY MONITORING SURVEY OF

ENT FOR OPERATION IN THE 152-162MC BAND, AVAILABILITY OF EQUIPMEr,T CAPABLE/ MARITIME MOBILE EQUIPMPROPAGATION IN THE VHF A~D UHF TV BANDS -SOESE,W.C. -FINE,H. /551115 <2.4.15/ PRESENT KNOWLEDGE OF

VARIOUS ASPECTS OF BANDI,~IDTH -DEITZ,J. <6.1.9 .PE3241397 /501026 %9PP. '6.1.6/ VARIATION OF BANDWIDTH WITH AUDIO FREQUENCY FOR A FREQUENCY MODULATED EMISSION -DEITZ,J. <

COMPUTER PROGRAM TVFMFS DATA BASE -KALAGIAN,G.S. /760100 %TAPE' <RS76-02 .P8251129COORD DATA BASE -SHARD,G.L. /741200 %TAPE <RS74-05 .PB241628

VCITY*VHFSIGN DATA BASE FOR VCAP -KALAGIAN,G.S. /740800 %TAPE <RS74-02 .PB237321DEGRADATION OF BASE STATION RADIO RECEPTION AT UHF AND VHF DUE TO THE EFFECTS OF AUTOMOBILE/

/TO BASE) -DEITZ,J. -LUCIA,F.L. -WANG,J.C.H. /720530 %57PP <R-7202 .P823421881130/ A SUGGESTED BASIS FOR FM AND TV ALLOCATION RULES -BOESE,W.C. -FINE,H. <4.3.4 .PB241393 /4ERPENDICULAR DISTANCE BETWEEN THE BEAM AXES -KALAGIAN,G.S. -CAREY,R.B. /720201 %86PP <R-7201/ /PROGRAM TO DETERMINE IF TWO ANTENNA BEAMS INTERSECT AND PROVIDE THE/ PERDIS-A COMPUTER P

DOCUMENTATION ON BERDIS (BEARING AND DISTANCE COMPUTER PROGRAM) -TREMPER,P.G. /720628 %4PP/"DIBINT" DISTANCE, BEARING, AND INTERSECTION COMPUTER PROGRAM -DAVIS,E.D. -TREMPER,P.G. /650212/

DOCUMENTATION ON BERDIS (BEARING AND DISTANCE COMPUTER PROGRAM) -TREMPER,P.G. /720628 %4PP/TECHNOLOGICAL BOUNDARIES OF TELEVISION -WlLMOTTE,DR.R.M. /741200 <CE74-01 .PB241598(SET)/

.M./ TECHNOLOGICAL BOUNDARIES OF TELEVISION VOLUME-1 FINDINGS AND RECOMMENDATIONS -WILMOTTE,DR.R/ TECHNOLOGICAL BOUNDARIES OF TELEVISION VOLUME-2 SIMULATED TV DISPLAYS OF DIFFERENr SIZE AND/ TECHNOLIGICAL BOUNDARIES OF TELEVISION VOLUME-3 APPENDICES -WILMOTTE,DR.R.M. /741200 %114PPH OF 534.75MEGACYCLE SIG~ALS FROM BRIDGEPORT,-CONNElTICUT -TAFF,J.M./ TROPOSPHERIC FIELD STRENGT

SKYWAVE SIGNAL RANGES AT STANDARD BROADCAST FREQUENCIES -GRACELY,F.R./ SOLAR CYCLE VARIATIONS OFG THE EXTENT OF INTERFERENCE TO TV BROADCAST SERVICE CAUSED BY LOW POWER/ A METHOD OF ESTIMATINL-ANTENNA SYSTEMS IN THE STANDARD BROADCAST BAND -FINE,H./ PHYSICAL LIMITATIONS TO DIRECTIONAL ANTENNA SYSTEMS IN THE STANDARD BROADCAST BAND -FINE,H.; SUPPRESSION PERFORMANCE OF DIRECTIONA08 .PB249671 FM BROADCAST CHANNEL FREQUENCY SPACING -FINE,H. -SHARP,G.L. /751200 %39PP <RS75-

/BROADCAST FREQUENCY -GRACELY,F.R. /471222 <2.3.1 .PB1666B5 %7PP.4FIGS.REPORT ON PROGRESS OF BROADCAST FREQUENCY PULSE RECORDING PROJECT -GRACELY,F.R. <4.1.4 /510207/

2B %6PP/ TELEVISION BROADCAST RECEIVER HARMONIC OSCILLATOR RADIATION INTERFERENCE -DEI1Z,J. /5802ANTENNAS FOR RECEPTION OF STANDARD BROADCAST SIGNALS -UNKNOWN /580501 %15PP.INC.12FIGS <9.2.1/

NATIONAL COVERAGE OF STANDARD BROADCAST STATIONS DURING NIGHTTIIVIE-HOURS-1946-1956 -RENTON,R.J./PROPAGATION CURVES FOR TV AND FM BROADCASTING -DAMELIN,J. -DANIEL,W.A./ DEVELOPMENT OF VHF AND UHF

PROPAGATION CURVES FOR TELEVISION BROADCASTING -DAMELIN,J./ DEVELOPMENT OF NEW VHF AND UHFATION DISCRIMINATION IN TELEVISION BROADCASTING -DIXON,J.T. -TAFF,J.M. <4.3,10 .PB166720/ POLARIZTRENGTH CALCULATIONS FOR TV AND FM BROADCASTING (COMPUTER PROGRAM TVFMFS)·-KALAGIAN,G.S./ FIELD S

PRESENT STATUS OF BROADCASTING SATELLITES -DAS,S. /750700 %4BPP <RS75-06 .PB24556362 A CABLE TELEVISION PROFILE--1971/1972 -LINES,S.R. /730606 %31PP <T73-01 .PB2217

AN ABBREVIATED METHOD FOR CALCULATING MULTIPLE INTERFERENCE -FINE,H. <4.2.4 .PB166712 /500227/PROPAGATION DATA AND SERVICE CALCULAT(ON PROCEDURES USED FOR THE RESCINDED APPENDIX-A OF REPORT/

CONVOLUTIO~j METHOD OF INTERFERENCE CALCULATION-USER'S MANUAL AND RESULTS -DAS,S. -SHARP,G.L./ 'NNEL 6 -WALDO,G.V./ CALCULATIONS FOR EDUCATIONAL FM CHANNEL ASSIGNMENTS IN AREAS SERVED BY TV CHA.5./ FIELD STRENGTH CALCULATIONS FOR TV AND FM BROADCASTING (COMPUTER PROGRAM TVFMFS) -KALAGIAN,GSUREMENT/ FIELD CALIBRATION OF MODERATE GAIN UHF-TV RECEIVING ANTENNAS FOR FIELD STRENGTH MEAIALLY AVAILA8LE TRANSMITTING TUBES CAPABLE OF OPERATION ABOVE 300MC -DEITZ,J./ LIST OF COMMERCC BAND, AVAILABILITY OF EQUIPMENT CAPABLE/ MARITIME MOBILE EQUIPMENT FOR OPERATION IN THE 152-162M

SIDEBAND COMPONENTS OF AN FM CARRIER -ANDERSON,H.G. /1954 %2PP <6.1.13 .PB241398ERTAINING TO THE ASSIGNMENT OF FM CATV MICROWAVE RELAYS/ A STUDY OF THE TECHNICAL FACTORS P

THE REGIONAL SPECTRUM MANAGEMENT CENTERS -ECKERT,R.P./ CONSIDERATIONS REGARDING THE OPERATION OF1307 UHF-TV CHANNEL ASSIGNMENT PROGRAM (UCAP) -KALAGIAr',G.S. /750100 %B4PP <RS75-02 .PB246272 VHF-TV CHANNEL ASSIGNMENT PROGRAM (VCAP) -KALAGIAN,G.S. /740800 %63PP <RS74-01 .PB23

CALCULATIONS FOR EDUCATIONAL FM CHANNEL ASSIGNMENTS IN AREAS SERVED BY TV CHANNEL 6 -WALDO,G.V./71 FM BROADCAST CHANNEL FREQUENCY SPACING -FINE,H. -SHARP,G.L. /751200 %39PP <RS75-08 .PB2496

RELATIONSHIP OF ADJACENT CHANNEL INTERFERENCE RATIO TO TELEVISION SERVICE -FINE,H. -DIXON,J.T./ERENCE TO CHANNEL-14 FROM ADJACENT CHANNEL MOBILE OPERATION -DEITZ,J. /640507/ OBSERVATION OF INTERF

.PB241398/ /OF RAPID CHANNEL SWITCHING, TECHNICAL AND ECONOMIC PROBLEMS INVOLVED -WEST,G.E. <6.1.4ASSIGNMENTS IN AREAS SERVED BY TV CHANNEL 6 -WALDO,G.V,! CALCULATIONS FOR EDUCATIONAL FM CHANNEL

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A SURVEY OF CERTAIN PERFORMANCE CHARACTERISTICS OF TELEVISION RECEIVERS -LINES,S.R. /720609 %13PP//621019 %7PP/ SOME CHARACTERISTICS OF TELEVISION RECEIVERS MANUFACTURED IN USA IN 1961 -UNKNOWN

A STUDY OF THE CHARACTERISTICS OF TYPICAL TELEVISON RECEIVERS RELATIVE TO THE UHF TABOOS//CHARTS -BOESE,W.C. -FINE,H. /481020 <2.4.5 .PB241393 %17PP.24FIGS.

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RECEIVER RADIATION- A CHRONOLOGICAL DIGEST OF FCC-INDUSTRY CORRESPONDENCE WITH NOTATIONS/CHRONOLOGY OF THE NATIONAL SPECTRUM MANAGEMENT PROGRAM -KING,D. /760800 %28PPCIRCUIT DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM COMPATIBILITY AT UHF-TV FREQUENCIES -DEITZ,J./CIRCULAR POLARIZED WAVES IN THE GREAT LAKES/ VHF TROPOSPHERIC RCITIZENS' RADIO SERVICE BAND/ INTERFERENCE PROBLEMS ASSOCIATEDCITIZENS' RADIO SERVICE TRANSCEIVERS -MOBLEY,M.C. -TOIA,M.J./COAST-SIDE VERTICAL ANTENNA -VANDIVERE,JR.E.F./ THE RADIATION-COEFFICIENTS FOR THE E-LAYER. ANALYSIS OF EXPERIMENTAL RESULTANT SKYWAVE/COMBINATION OF SEVERAL INTERFERING SIGNALS IN THE VHF RANGE -FINE,H. <4.2.3 .

LIST OF COMMERCIALLY AVAILABLE TRANSMITTING TUBES CAPABLE OF OPERATION ABOVE 300MC -DEREPORT OF AD-HOC CDMMITTEE VOLUME-I. /490531 ...:r'lIrvlEO-36830 .P6166696REPORT OF AD-HOC COMMITTEE VOLUME-II /500707 <MIMEO-54382 .PB166697

LASERS FOR COMMUNICATIONS -DAVIS,E.D. /630425 <R-6304 .PB166743 %12PP.OLOGY IN DATA PROCESSING AND DATA COMMUNICATIONS -ZEIDLER,H.M. -LIPINSKI,A.J./ PATTERNS OF TECHNICATIONS CONVENTION, GENEVA-1959, COMMUNICATIONS ACT OF 1935, AS AMENDED, COMMUNICATIONS/ /TELECOMMUN

FREQUENCY DIVISION MULTPLEX COMMUNICATIONS FOR THE LAND MOBILE RADIO SERVICE -LINES,S.R. /680629/E INTERDEPENDENCE OF COMPUTER AND COMMUNICATIONS SERVICES -DUNN,D.A./ POLICY ISSUES PRESENTED BY THNICATIONS ACT OF 1935, AS AMENDED, COMr~JNICATIONS/ /fELECOM[,lUNICATIONS CONVENTION, GENEVA-1959, COMMUN,J. /631206 <R-6305/ COMPARATIVE FIELD STRENGTH MEASUREMENTS IN THE HIGH AND LOW VHF-BANDS -DAMELIDS -WANG,J.C.H./ A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF MEDIUM FREQUENCY SKYWAVE FIELD STRENGTH PREDICTION METHOCLOSED CIRCUIT DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM COMPATIBILITY AT UHF-TV FREQUENCIES -DEITZ,J./ LAND MOBILEPP. THE NEED FOR COMPATIBILITY STUDIES AT VHF AND UHF -DAVIS,E.6. /6404~3 <R-6403 .PB166737 %8

AN EXAMINATION OF THE COMPLIANCE OF MOTOR VEHICLES WITH SAE STANDARD J551 (C) -LUCIA,F.L./SIDEBAND COMPONENTS OF AN FM CARRIER -ANDERSON,H.G. /1954 %2PP <6.1.13 .PB241398

PRECIPITATION SCATTER INTERFERENCE COMPUTATION -FINE,H. /730901 %53PP <R-7303 .PB234217AT ED NOISE -DEITZ,J./ COMPUTATION OF CORRELATION FACTORS BETWEEr, INSTRUMENTS USED INRESENTED BY THE INTERDEPENDENCE OF COMPUTER AND COMMUNICATIONS SERVICES -DUNN,D.A./ISSUES IN THE RESPONSES TO THE FCC COMPUTER INOUIRY -KRAUSE,L.I. /690200 *SRI/ATIONS FOR TV AND FM BROADCASTING (COMPUTER PROGRAM TVFMFS) -KALAGIAN,G.S./IGESTS OF THE RESPONSES TO THE FCC COMPUTER INQUIRY -LIPINSKI,A.J. /690200 *SRI <SRI69-2-5/

DECISION ANALYSIS OF THE FCC COMPUTER INQUIRY RESPONSES -LIPINSKI,A.J. /690200 *SRI <SRI69-2-3/ISTANCE, BEARING, AND INTERSECTION COMPUTER PROGRAM -DAVIS,E.D. -TREMPER,P.G. /650212/ "UDIBINTu D

PERDIS-A COMPUTER PROGRAM TO DETERMINE IF TWO ANTENNA BEAMS INTERSECT AND PROVIDE THE/COMPUTER PROGRAM TVFMFS DATA BASE -KALAGIAN,G.S. /760100 %TAPE <RS76-02 .PB25

AND DISTANCE COMPUTER PROGRAM) -TREMPER,P.G. /720628 %4PP/ DOCUMENTATIAVAILABILITY COMPUTER PROGRAM) -WILLIAMS.J. -TREmPER,P.G. /690500 %218PP/AVAILABILITY COMPUTER PROGRAM) -WILLIAMS,J. -TRE~PER,P.G. /700300 %21BPP/

FACTORS FOR COMPUTING MODAL AND RESULTANT SKYWAVE FIELD INTENSITIES -VA~DIVERE,JR.E.F./

LIMITING SAME AREA CONCENTRATION OF PRIVATE USER LAND MOBILE EQUIPMENT/ TECTHE CONCEPT OF THE FIELD INTENSITY AT A RECEIVING LOCATION -VANDIVERE,JR.E. F. /48

EFFECTS OF WEATHER CONDITIONS ON GROUNDWAVE FIELD-INTENSITIES FOR WCAU-BALTIMORE-PATH AT STANDAR/CONDUCTIVITY -VANDIVERE,JR.E.F. /480317 <2.3.2 .PB166684 %13PP.2FIGS.

AN EFFECTIVE GROUND CONDUCTIVITY MAP FOR CONTHIENTAL-U.S. -FINE,H. /530601 <2.1.4 .PB166733/RAINCLIMATE CONSIDERATIONS FOR DOMESTIC SATELLITES-CONTINENTAL USA -HERBSTRITT,R.L. /7311

TECHNICAL ASPECTS OR CONSIDERATIONS OF FREQUENCY ASSIGNMENT -MYERS,S.M /650809 <F-6601 .PB236993/NTERS -ECKERT,R.P./ CONSIDERATIONS REGARDING THE OPERATION OF THE REGIONAL SPECTRUM MANAGEMENT CEECTIVE GROUND CONDUCTIVITY MAP FOR CONTINENTAL-U.S. -FINE,H. /530601 <2.1.4 .P8166733/ AN EFFMANUAL FOR COORD (FCC COORDINATION CONTOUR PROGRAM FOR DOMESTIC SATELLITE EARTH STATIONS)/ USER'STO THE PRE~ARATION OF ISO-SERVICE CONTOURS/ APPLICATION OF TROPOSPHERIC PROPAGATION CHARTS

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HAUIU CUN1ROL FUR A DOOR OPEN[R/ PROCEDURE FOR MEASUREMENT OF THE lEVECONTROL OF RADIO FREQUENCY INTERFERENCE FROM NON-lICENSED APPARATUS -GARlAN,HCONVEtHION, GENEVA-1959, CCr,H,1UNICATIONS ACT OF 1935, AS AMENDED, COMMUNICATIOCONVENTIONAL lAND MOBILE OPERATION AT 950MHZ -DEITZ,J. /710200/CONVENTIONAL lAND MOBILE OPERATIONS AT 950~HZ (PHASE-2 MOBILE/COr"',IClUTION METHOD OF HHERFERENCE CALCUL.f.,TION-USER'S MANUAL AND RESULTS -DAS

USER'S MANUAL FOR COORD (FCC COORDINATION COrlTOUR PROGRAM FOR DOMESTIC SATELLITE EARTH STATIONSCOORD DATA BASE -SHARP,G. l. /741200 ;cTAPE <RS74-05 .PB241628

USER'S MANUAL FOR COORD (FCC COORDINATION CONTOUR PROGRAM FOR DOMESTIC SATELLITE EARTH STATIONS)/INATION AND APPLICATION OF TERRAIN CORRECTION FACTORS FOR FREQUENCIES ABOVE 50MC -TAFF,J.M./ DETERMTZ,J./ COMPUTATION OF CORRELATION FACTORS BETWEEN INSTRUMENTS USED IN MEASURING RADIATED NOISE -DEIP.11FIGS. <2.4.3/ CORRELATION OF TROPOSPHERIC PROPAGATION MEASUREMENTS -BOESE,W.C. /480816 %16PNCES-OF-420-AND-1345-MIlES SHOWING CORRELATION/ SUMMARY OF DATA-RECORDED ON 49.7-MC/S, AT DISTAONOlOGICAl DIGEST OF FCC-INDUSTRY CORRESPONDENCE WITH NOTATIONS/ RECEIVER RADIATION- A CHRTON,R.J./ NATIONAL COVERAGE OF STANDARD BROADCAST STATIONS DURING NIGHTTIME-HOURS-1946-1956 -REN-FINE,H./ SUGGESTED CRITERIA FOR lIMITING SATEllITE POWER IN CHANNELS SHARED WITH GROUND SYST~MS

AN APPLICATION OF IONOSPHERE CRITICAL FREQUENCY DATA TO THE ESTIr~ATING OF FUTURE SKIP DISTANCES OF/EXPERIMENTAL SKYWAVE CURVES AT MEDIUM FREQUENCY -VANDIVER£,JR.E.F. /460422 <2.1.2' .PB241398/

ENT OF NEW VHF AND UHF PROPAGATION CURVES FOR TELEVISION BROADCASTING -DAMElIN,J./ DEVElOPMDEVELOPMENT DF VHF PROPAGATION CURVES FOR THE MARITIME MOBILE SERVICE -DAMElIN,~. /671013 %17PP/

lOPMENT OF VHF AND UHF PROPAGATION CURVES FOR TV AND FM BROADCASTING -DAMElIN,J. -DANIEl,W.A./ DEVEVE -GRACElY,F.R./ CURVES OF TIME DELAY IN ARRIVAL OF SKYWAVE SIGNALS AFTER ARRIVAL OF ,GROUND WA51 PROJECT ANNEX A (PLUS AUXILIARY CURVES) -CAREY.R.B. -HUTTON,D.B. -KALAGIAN,G.S./ FCC/USAF POPE VHF FIELD STRENGTHS OVER SUNSPOT CYCLE (1950-61) -DAMElIN,J. /630103 %3PP,9F~GS/ VARIATIONS OF THIONS DURING THE 1957-1958 SUNSPOT CYCLE PEAK! FIELD STRENGTH RECORDINGS OF B.B.C. TELEVISION STATGRACElY,F.R./ SOLAR CYCLE VARIATIONS OF SKYWAVE SIGNAL RANGES AT STANDARD BROADCAST FREQUENCIES-IG. /DANS-ROCK-TO-LAUREl,-MARYlAND -WAlDO,G.V. /490818 <2.4.7(A) .PB241396%2PP.1F

PROJECT ANALYSES OF PRECIPITATION DATA -KALAGIAN,G.S. /701215 %46PP <R-7003/ FCC/USAF POPSIl SAMPLE STATISTICS ON PROPAGATION DATA -VANDIVERE,JR.E.F. <4.3.3 .PB241398/ THE ERROR IN SMAl

TECHNOLOGY IN DATA PROCESSING AND DATA CO~~Ur,ICATlbNS -ZEIDlER,H.M. -lIPINSKI,A.J./ PATTERNS OFION AND USE OF SPECTRUM MONITORING DATA -DAYHARSH,T.I. -JENNINGS.D.M. -KUNZElMAN,R.C./ THE ACQUISITAPPLICATION OF SPECTRUM OCCUP~NCY DATA -DAYHARSH,T.I. -YUNG,T.cJ. -VINCENT,W.R. /690700 %203PP/ /REPORT/ PROPAGATION DATA AND SERVICE CALCULATION PROCEDURES USED FOR THE RESCINDED APPENDIX-A OF

COMPUTER PROGRAM TVFMFS DATA BASE -KALAGIAN,G.S. /760100 %TAPE <RS76-02 .PB251129COORD DATA BASE -SHARP,G.L. /741200 %TAPE <RS74-05 .PB241628

VCITY*VHFSIGN DATA BASE FOR VCAP -KALAGIAN,G.S. /740800 %TAPE <RS74-02 .PB237321INCORPORATION OF MONITORING DATA IN THE FREQUENCY ASSIGriMErH PROCESS OF THE FCC SPECTRUM/

EFFECTS EVIDENCED BY THREE SETS OF DATA IN THE VERY-HIGH FREQl'ENCY BAND/A FURTHER ANALYSIS OF TASO PANEl-6 DATA ON SIGNAL TO INTERFERENCE RATIOS AND,THEIR APPLICATION TO/

PATTERNS OF TECHNOLOGY IN DATA PROCESSING AND DATA COMMUNICATIONS -ZEIDLER,H.M. -lIPINSKI,A.J./lICATION OF IONOSPHERIC ABSORPTION DATA TO THE ESTIMATING OF FUTURE DI3TANCE RANGES OFfN OF IONOSPHERE CRITICAL FREQUENCY DATA TO THE ESTIMATING OF FUTURE SKIP DISTANCES OFf

EFFECTIVE FIELD-INTENSITY DATA <1.1.1 .PB241398 /470306 %2PP.ATION/ SUMMARY OF DATA-RECORDED ON ·.3.7-MC/S, AT DISTANCES-OF-420-AND-1345-MIlES SHOWING CORRElo *SRI <SRI69-2-3/ DECISION ANALYSIS OF THE FC( COMPUTER INQUIRY RESPONSES -lIPINSKI,A.J. /69020

GLOSSARY OF TECHNICAL DEFINITIONS APPEARING IN RADIO REGULAiIONS ANNEXED TO INTERNATIONAl/OF AUTOMOBIlE/ DEGRADATION OF BASE STATION RADIO RECEPTION AT UHF AND VHF DUE TO THE EFFECTS

IEBMAN,M.D. /730817/ DEGRADATION OF MOBILE RADIO RECEPTION AT UHF AND VHF -DEITZ,J. -lUCIA,F.l: ~l./ CURVES OF TIME DELAY IN ARRIVAL OF SKYWAVE SIGNALS AFTER ARRIVAL OF oGROUND WAVE -GRACElY,F.RPB241398/ ANGLES OF DEPARTURE FOR ANY HYPOTHETICAL E-OR-D-lAYER HEIGHT -lIGHT,l. /460920 <2.5.2 .

EFFECTIVE HEIGHT ON THE ANGLE OF DEPARTURE PERTINENT TO/ EFFECT OF VARIATION OF E-lAYER640915/ ELEVATION AND DEPRESSION ANGLE TABLES -DAVIS,E.D. -TREMPER.P.G. <R-6410 .PB166890 %113PP. /IGS. /DESCRIPrION OF TELEVISION SERVICE -FINE,H. <5.1.2 .PB166732 /600401 %23PP.30FBOVE 50MC -TAFF,J.M./ DETERMINATION AND APPLICATION OF TERRAIN CORRECTION FACTORS FOR FREQUENCIES A

PUBLIC SAFETY/ THE DETEF,MINATION OF REQUIRED MINIMUM DISTANCES BETWEEN STATIONS OPERATING IN THEPERDIS-A COMPUTER PROGRAM TO DETERMINE IF TWO ANTENNA BEAMS INTERSECT AND PROVIDE THE/

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-DAMELIN,J,/ DEVELOPMENT OF NEW VHF AND UHF PROPAGATION CURVES FOR TELEVISION BROADCASTING/REGARDING THE DEVELOPMENT OF STANDARDS AND lIMITS -WEST,G.E. <6.1.12 .PB241398 /530610 %5Pp

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TELEPHONE NETWORK INTERCO~NECTED DEVICES (AUTHORIZATION AND ADMINISTRATION PROGRAM) -ROSE,F.L./MPER,P.G. /650212/ "DIBINT" DISTANCE, BEARING, AND INTERSECTION (O~PUTER PROGRAM -DAVIS,E.D. -TREVOLUME-2 SIMULATED TV DISPLAYS OF DIFFERENT SIZE AND/ TECHNOLOGICAL BOUNDARIES OF TELEVISIONECEIVER RADIATION- A CHRONOLOGICAL DIGEST OF FCC-INDUSTRY CORRESPONDEr~CE WITH NOTATIONS/ RRI <SRI69-2-5/ DIGESTS OF THE RESPONSES TO THE FCC COMPUTER INQUIRY -LIPINSKI,A.J. /690200 *S

SUPPRESSION PERFORMANCE OF DIRECTIONAL ANTENNA SYSTEMS IN THE STANDARD BROADCAST BAND -FINE,H./PB166708/ DIRECTIONAL ANTENNAS IN THE STANDARD-BROADCAST-BAND -FINE,H. /491115 <1.2.4 .

PHYSICAL LIMITATIONS TO DIRECTIONAL-ANTENNA SYSTEMS IN THE STANDARD BROADCAST BAND -FINE,H./66720/ POLARIZATION DISCRIMINATION IN TELEVISION BROADCASTING -DIXON,J.T. -TAFF,J.M.<4.3.10 .PBl

TELEVISION VOLUME-2 SIMULATED TV DISPLAYS OF DIFFERENT SIZE AND/ TECHNOLOGICAL BOUNDARIES OF201/ /PERPENDICULAR DISTANCE BETWEEN THE BEAM AXES -KALAGIAN,G.S. -CAREY,R.B. /720201 %86PP <R-7CUMENTATION ON BERDIS (BEARING AND DISTANCE COMPUTER PROGRAM) -TREMPER,P.G. /720628 %4PP/ DO

DATA TO THE ESTIMATING OF FUTURE DISTANCE RANGES OFt AN APPLICATION OF IONOSPHERIC AffSORPTION-FINE,H./ LONG DISTANCE TROPOSFHERIC PROPAGATION IN THE ULTRA HIGH FREQUENCY BAND 288-700MC· /650212/ "DIBINT" DISTANCE, BEARING, AND INTERSECTION COMPUTER PROGRAM -DAVIS,E.D. -TREMPER,P.G

DETERMINATION OF REQUIRED MINIMUM DISTANCES BETWEEN STATIONS OPERATING IN THE PUBLIC SAFETY/ . THEA TO THE ESTIMATING OF FUTURE SKIP DISTANCES OFt AN APPLICATION OF IONOSPHERE CRITICAL FREQUENCY OATOF DATA-RECORDED ON 49.7-MC/S, AT DISTANCES-OF-420-AND-1345-MILES SHOWING CORRELATION/ SUr~MARY

THE LOG-NORMAL DISTRIBUTION -FINE,H. <4.2.1 .PB240198 /481019 %10PP.5FIGS.THE NORMAL DISTRIBUTION AS APPLIED TO VHF-BROADCAST SERVICE PROBLEMS ~FINE,H. '<4.2.2 .PB

LAND MOBILE-CLOSED CIRCUIT DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM COMPATIBILITY AT UHF-TV FREQUENCIES -DEITZ,J./· /680629/ FREQUENCY DIVISION MULTPLEY COMMUNICATIONS FOR THE LAND MOBILE RADIO SERVICE -LINES,S.R019S/ /AND ORDER (DOCKET 11532) RELEASED-JUNE-2G-1956 -FINE,H. -TAFF,J.M. /561022 <2.4.16 .PB24

/720628 %4PP/ DOCUMENTATION ON BERDIS (BEAPING AND DISTANCE COMPUTER PROGRAM) -TREMPER,P.G.G THE ASSIGr,MENT FACILITIES IN THE DOMESTIC PUBLIC LAND MOBILE RADIO/ TECHNICAL FACTORS AFFECTIN

COORDINATION CONTOUR PROGRAM FOR DOMESTIC SATELLITE EARTH STATIONS)/ USER'S MANUAL FOR COORD (FCCRAINCLIMATE CONSIDERATIONS FOR DoroESTIC SATELLITES-CONTINEN~AL USA -HERBSTRITT,R.L. /731100 %14PP/

EMITTED BY A RADIO CONTROL FOR A DOOR OPENER! PROCEDURE FOR MEASUREMENT OF THE LEVEL OF RF ENERGY• /731100 <R-7305/ DOUBLE SIDEBAND AND SINGLE SIDEBAND POWER AND VOLTAGE EQUIVALENCES -HURWITZ, IPB183613 A A DYNAMIC FINANCIAL MODEL OF A UTILITY -LIPINSKI,A.J. /6~0200 *SRI <SRI69-2-7 .T-COAST TROPOSPHERIC AND SPORADIC ~E"-FIELD INTENSITY MEASUREMENTS-ON-47.1-106.5-AND-700MC/ EAS

EFFECT OF VARIATION OF E-LAYER EFFECTIVE HEIGHT ON THE ANGLE OF DEPARTURE PERTINENT TO/AL REFLECTION COEFFICIENTS FOR THE E-LAYER. ANALYSIS OF EXPERIMENTAL RESULTANT SKYWAVE/ EXPERIMENT

OF DEPARTURE FOR ANY HYPOTHETICAL E-OR-D-LAYER HEIGHT -LIGHT,L. /460920 <2.5.2 .PB241398! ANGLESNG GROUNDWAVE PROPOGATION OVER AN EARTH OF INHOMOGENEOUS/ A SURVEY OF THE PROBLEM OF PREDICTIANE OF A VERTICAL ANTENNA OVER AN EARTH OFf RADIATION PATTERN IN THE VERTICAL PLUR PROGRAM FOR DOMESTIC SATELLITE EARTH STATIONS)/ USER'S MANUAL FOR COORD (FCC COORDINATION CONTO-106.5-AND-700MC/ EAST-COAST TROPOSPHERIC AND SPORADIC "E"-FIELD INTENSITY MEASUR~MENTS-ON-47.1

AN INVESTIGATION OF ECONOMIC FACTORS IN SPECTRUM MANAGEMENT -ROBINSON,J.D. /760800 %31PP/CHANNEL SWITCHING, TECHNICAL AND ECONOMIC PROBLEMS INVOLVED -WEST,G.E. <6.1.4 .PB241398/ /OF RAPID

./ CALCULATIONS FOR EDUCATIONAL FM CHANNEL ASSIGNMENTS IN AREAS SERVED BY TV CHANNEL 6 -WALDO,G.VTINENT TO/ EFFECT OF VARIATION OF E-LAYER EFFECTIVE HEIGHT ON THE ANGLE OF DEPARTURE PER

EFFECTIVE FIELD INTENSITIES -WATERS,G.L. /470305 <1.3.1 .PB241398 %4PP.1FIG.EFFECTIVE FIELD~INTENSITY DATA <1.1.1 .PB241398 /470306 %2PP.EFFECTIVE GROUND CONDUCTIVITY MAP FOR CONTINENTAL-U.S. -FINE,H. /530601 <2.1.EFFECTIVE HEIGHT ON THE ANGLE OF DEPARTURE PERTINENT TO/EFFECTIVE HEIGHTS OF RECEIVING-ANTENNAS -VANDIVERE,JR.E.F. /461114 <1.2.3 .PBEFFECTS EVIDENCED BY THREE SETS OF DATA IN THE VERY-HIGH FREQUENCY BAND/EFFECTS OF AUTOMOBILE/ ' DEGRADATION OF BASE STATION RADIO REEFFECTS OF UHF TABOOS NEW-YORK-CITY AREA -BROMERY,R.M./EFFECTS OF WEATHER CONDITIONS ON GROUNDWAVE FIELD-INTENSITIES FOR WCAU-BALTIMELECTRO~AGNETIC ENERGY RADIATED BY RF STABILIZED ARC WELDERS -GARLAN,H./ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT -WALDO,G.V. /620511/ ANALYSIS OF FIELD STREELEVATION AND DEPRESSION ANGLE TABLES -DA~IS,E.D. -TREMPER,P.G. <R-6410 .PBI6ELEVATION RETRIEVAL PROGRAM -DAVIS,E.D. -TREMPER,P.G. /660630 <R-6601 .PB23450EMISSION -DEITZ,J. <6.1.6/ VARIATION OF BANDWIDTH WITH AUDIO FREMISSIONS FROM CITIZENS' RADIO SERVICE TRANSCEIVERS -MOBLEY,M.C. -TOIA,M.J./EMITTED BY A RADIO CONTROL FOR A DOOR OPENER/ PROCEDURE FO~ MEA

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ASUREMENTS AND THE DEVLLOPMENT OF EM~IRICAL VHF PROPAGATION/ SUMMARY OF TROPOSPHERIC PROPAGATION MEASUREMENTS AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF EMPIRICAL VHF PROPAGATION/ SUMMARY OF TROPOSPHERIC PROPAGATION MEFOR MEASUREMENT OF THE LEVEL OF RF Ei,ERGY EMITTED BY A RADIO CONTROL FOR A DOOR OPENER/ PROCEDURELD MEASUREMENTS OF ELECTROMAGNETIC ENERGY RADIATED BV RF STABILIZED ARC WELDERS -GARLAN,H./ FIEER CHARTS BY AUTOMATIC ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT -WALDO,G.V. /620511/ ANALYSIS OF FIELD STRENGTH RECORDE 152-162MC BAND, AVAILABILITY OF EQUIPMENT CAPABLE/ MARITIME MOBILE EQUIPMENT FbR OPERArION IN THBLE/ MARITIME MOBILE EQUIPMENT FOR OPERATION IN THE 152-162MC BAND, AVAILABILITY OF EQUIPt.1ENT CAPAATION OF PRIVATE USER LAND MOBILE EQUIPMENT/ TECHNICAL PROBLEMS LIMITING SAME AREA CONCENTRSINGLE SIDEBAND POWER AND VOLTAGE EQUIVALENCES -HURWITZ,I. /731100 <R-~305/ DOUBLE SIDEBAND AND

A SERVICE STUDY IN THE LAKE ERIE REGION -ALLEN,E.W. <5.3.2 .PB241398 /510912 %2PP.8FIGS.3 .PB241398/ THE ERROR It, SMALL SAMPLE STATISTICS ON PROPAGATION DATA -VANDIVERE,JR.E.F. <4.3.IONOSPHERIC ABSORPTION DATA TO THE ESTIMATING OF FUTURE DISTANCE RANGES OF/ AN APPLICATION OFERE CRITICAL FREQUENCY DATA TO THE ESTIMATING OF FUTURE SKIP DISTANCES OF/ AN APPLICATION OF IONOSPHOWER/ A METHOD OF ESTIMATING THE EXTENT OF INTERFERENCE TO TV BROADCAST SERVICE CAJSED BY LOW P

A MEANS OF ESTIMATING THE RADIATION FROM AND INTERFERENCE POTENTIALITY OF A HYPOTHETICAL/TERRAIN EFFECTS EVIDENCED BY THREE SETS OF DATA IN THE VERY-HIGH FREQUENCY BAND/

CIA,F.L./ AN EXAMINATION OF THE COMPLIANCE OF MOTOR VEHICLES WITH SAE STA'NDARD J551(C) -LUZ -DEITZ,J. /710200/ EXAMINATION OF THE FEASIBILITY OF CONVENTIONAL LAND MOBILE OPERATION AT 950MHMHZ (PHASE-2 MOBILE/ EXAMINATION OF THE FEASIBILITYY OF CO~jVENTIONAL LAND MOBILE OPERATIONS AT 950/ SOME ILLUSTRATIVE EXAM~LES OF THE NATURE OF MEDIUM FREQUENCY SKYWAVE SERVICE -VAr'DIVERE.JR.E.F.

PROBLEMS ASSOCIATED WITH PROPOSED EXPANSION OF 27MHZ CITIZENS' RADIO SERVICE BAND/ INTERFERENCEL RESULTANT SKYWAVE/ EXPERIMENTAL REFLECTION COEFFICIENTS FOR THE E-LAYER. ANALYSIS OF EXPERIMENTAENTS FOR THE E-LAYER. ANALYSIS OF EXPERIMENTAL RESULTANT SKYWAVE/ EXPERIMENTAL REFLECTION COEFFICI.1.2.PB241398/ EXPERIMENTAL SKYWAVE CURVES AT MEDIUrv1 FREQUENCY -VANDIVERE,JR.E.F. /460422 <2

A METHOD OF ESTIMATING THE EXTENT OF INTERFERENCE TO TV BROADCAST SERVICE CAUSED BY LOW POWER/L FACTORS AFFECTING THE ASSIGNMENT FACILITIES IN THE DOMESTIC PUBLIC LAND MOBILE RADIO/ TECHNICAING THE ALLOCATION OF LAND MOBILE FACILITIES IN THE/ A SUlnMARY OF THE TECHNICAL,FACTORS AFFECT

A SUMMARY OF THE TECHNICAL FACTORS AFFECTING THE ALLOCATION OF LAND MOBILE FACILITIES IN THE/E RADIO/ TECHNICAL FACTORS AFFECTING THE ASSIGNMENT FACILITIES IN THE DOMESTIC PUBLIC LAND MOBIL

COMPUTATION OF CORRELATION FACTORS BETWEEN INSTRUMENTS USED IN MEASURING RADIATED NOISE -DEITZ,J./APPLICATION OF TERRAIN CORRECTION FACTORS FOR FREQUENCIES ABOVE 50MC -TAFF,J.M./ DETERMINATION ANDE,JR.E.F./FACTORS FOR COMPUTING MODAL AND RESULTANT SKYWAVE FIELD INTENSITIES -VANDIVER

AN INVESTIGATION OF ECONOMIC FACTORS IN SPECTRUM MANAGEMENT -ROBINSON,y.O. /760800 %31PP/A STUDY OF THE TECHNICAL FACTORS PERTAINING TO THE ASSIGNMENT OF F~ CATV MICROWAVE RELAYS/

NIGHT-TO-NIGHT FADING OF MEDIUM FREQUENCY SKYWAVE MODES -VANDIVERE,JR.E.F. -WATERS,G.L. <4.1AN ANALYSIS OF LO~G TERM FADING RANGES FOR TV AND FM SERVICE FIELDS -FINE,H. -TAFF,J.M. /580624/

ICY ISSUES IN THE RESPONSES TO THE FCC COMPUTER INQUIRY -KRAUSE,L.I. /690200 *SRI/ ANALySIS OF POLDIGESTS OF THE RESPONSES TO THE FCC CO~PUTER INQUIRY -LIPINSKI,A.J. /690200 *SRI <SRI69-2-5/

DECISION ANALYSIS OF THE FCC COMPUTER INQUIRY RESPONSES -LIPINSKI,A.J. /690200 *SRI <SRI69-2-3/USER'S MANUAL FOR COORD (FCC COORDINATION CONTOUR PROGRAM FOR DOMESTIC SATELLITE EARTH STATIONSl/

TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE FOR THE FCC NATIONAL AND REGIONAL SPECTRUM MANAGEMENT PROGRAM -HAGN,G.//SATELLITE ACT OF 1962, AND FCC RULES AND REGULATIONS -BRADLEY,A.W. /660403 ~T-6601 .PB234509/

EQUENCY ASSIGNMENT PROCESS OF THE FCC SPECTRUM/ INCORPORATION OF MONITORING DATA IN THE FRDIATION- A CHRONOLOGICAL DIGEST OF FCC-INDUSTRY CORRESPONDENCE WITH NOTATIONS/ RECEIVER RAAREY,R.B./ FCC/USAF POPSI (PRECIPITATION AND OFF-PATH SCATTERED INTERFERENCE) PROJECT -C%46PP <R-7003/ FCC/USAF POPSI PROJECT At,ALYSES OF PRECIPITATION DATA -KALAGIAN,G.S. /701215B. -KALAGIAN,G.S./ FCC/USAF POPSI PROJECT ANNEX A (PLUS AUXILIARY CURVES) -CAREY,R.B. -HUTTON,D./ EXAMINATION OF THE FEASIBILITY OF CONVENTIONAL LAND MOBILE OPERATION AT 950MHZ -DEITZ,J. /710200/ EXAMINATIDr, OF rHE FEASIBILITYY OF CONVENTIONAL LAND j',1;]BILE OPERATIONS AT 950M'.,Z (PHASE-2 MOBILEGAIN UHF-TV RECEIVING ANTENNAS FOR FIELD STRENGTH MEASUREr~ENT/ FIELD CALIBRATION OF MODERATETH MEASUREMENT/ FIELD CALIBRATION OF MODERATE GAIN UHF-TV RECEIVING ANTENNAS FOR FIELD STRENGPUTING MODAL AND RESULTANT SKYWAVE FIELD INTENSITIES -VANDIVERE,JR.E.F./ FACTORS FOR COM

EFFECTIVE FIELD INTENSITIES -WATERS,G.L. /470305 <1.3.1 .PB241398 %4PP.1FIG.THE CONCEPT OF THE FIELD INTENSITY AT A RECEIVING LOCATION -VANDIVERE,JR.E.F. /481130 <2.2.1/

PRELIMINARY REPORT ON TROPOSPHERIC FIELD INTENSITY MEASUREMENTS ON 400-MC/VHF TROPOSPHERIC, FIELD INTENSITY RECORDINGS OVER A nO-MILE PATH -PEELE,B. /521031 <2.4.14/

SERVIC~ FIELD INTENSITY REQUIRED FOR RADIO PAGING SERVICE AT 40MC/S -FINE,H. <3.3.1FIELD MEASUREMENTS OF ELECTROMAGNETIC ENERGY RADIATED BY RF STABILIZED ARC WEL

SKYWAVE FIELD STRENGTH PREDICTION METHODS -WANG,J.C.H./ A COMPARATIVEFIELD STRENGTH CALCULATIONS FOR TV AND FM BROADCASTING (COMPUTER PROGRAM TVFM

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FIELD STRENGTH MEASUREMENTS -WALDO,G.V. -DAMELIN,J. /610501 <2.4.18.P8241396FIELD STRENGTH MEASUREMENTS IN TELEVISION ZONE-III -TAFF,J.M. /570930 <2.4.17FIELD SrRENGTH MEASUREMENTS IN THE HIGH AND LOW VHF-BANDS -DAMELIN,J. /631206FIELD STRENGTH MEASUREMENTS IN THE SSG-1600KHZ FREQUENCY BAND -DAMELIN;J./FIELD STRENGTH MEASUREMENTS NEW-YORK-CITY UHF-TV PROJECT -HUTTON,D.B. /630212FIELD STRENGTH MEASUREMENTS TAKEN WITH RECEIVING ANTENNA 10~FEET ABOVE/FIELD STRENGTH OF 534.75MEGACYCLE SIGNALS FROM BRIDGEPORT,-CONNECTICUT -TAFF,FIELD STRENGTH RECORDER CHARTS BY AU~OMATIC ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT -WALDO,G.V.,FIELD STRENGTH RECORDINGS OF B.B.C. TELEVISION STATIONS DURING THE 1957-1958

OF THE VHF FIELD STRENGTHS OVER SUNSPOT CYCLE (1950-61) -DAMELIN,J. /630103 %3PP,9FIGS/GROUNDWAVE FIELD-INTENSITIES FOR WCAU-BALTIMORE-PATH AT STANDARD/ EFFECTS 0

EFFECTIVE FIELD-INTENSITY DATA <1.1.1 .PB241398 /470306 %2PP.ADING RANGES FOR TV AND FM SERVICE FIELDS -FINE,H. -TAFF,J.M. /580624/ AN ANALYSIS OF LONG TERM F

/470422 <2.5.5/ /FIELDS INTO MODES -VANDIVERE,JR.E.F. -FINE,H. -LIGHT,L. -WATERS,G.L. -DEITZ,J/BETWEEN AURORAL OBSERVATIONS AND FIELDS RECORDED AT 420 MILES -TAFF,J.M. /530701 <2.1.6 .PB241395/

A A DYNAMIC FINANCIAL MODEL OF A UTILITY -LIPINSKI ,A.J. /690200 *SRI <SRI69-2-7 .P8183613BOUNDARIES OF TELEVISION VOLUME-l FINDINGS AND RECOMMENDATIONS -WILMOTTE,DR.R.M./ TECHNOLOGICAL

TIAL INTERFERENCE FROM OPERATIONAL FIXED STATIONS ON 72-76MC TO TELEVISION CHANNELS-4-AND-5/ POT ENTIAL INTERFERENCE FROM OPERATIONAL FIXED STATIONS ON 72-76MC TO CHANNELS-4-AND-5/ POTEN

THE INTERFERENCE FLUTTER RATE IN MOBILE RECEIVERS -WALDO,G.V. -SHEETS,C.K. /640720 <R-6409/UHF PROPAGATION CURVES FOR TV AND FM BROADCASTING -DAMELIN,J. -DANIEL,W.A./ DEVELOPMENT OF VHF AND

RS PERTAINING TO THE ASSIGNMENT OF FM CATV MICROWAVE RELAYS/ A STUDY OF THE TECHNICAL FACTOA SUGGESTED BASIS FOR FM AND TV ALLOCATION RULES -BOESE,W.C. -FINE,H. <4.3.4 .PB241393 /481130/

75-08 .PB249671 FM BROADCAST CHANNEL FREQUENCY SPACING -FINE,H. -SHARP,G.L. /751200 %39PP <RSD STRENGTH CALCULATIONS FOR TV AND FM BROADCASTING (COMPUTER PROGRAM TVFMFS) -KALAGIAN,G.S./ FIEL

SIDEBAND COMPONENTS OF AN FM CARRIER -ANDERSON,H.G. /1954 %2PP <6.1.13 .PB241398CALCULATIONS FOR EDUCATIONAL FM CHANNEL ASSIGNMENTS IN AREAS SERVED BY TV CHANNEL 6 -WALDO,G.V./

RADIATION FROM TV AND FM RECEIVERS -DEITZ,J. <6.1.5 .PB241397 /490420 %3PP.LONG TERM FADING RANGES FOR TV AND FM SERVICE FIELDS -FINE,H. -TAFF,J.M. /580624/ AN ANALYSIS OF

/MANAGEMENT TASK FORCE -DAYHARSH,T. I. -YUNG,T.J. -HATFIELD,V.E. -KUNZELMAN,R.C. -SIFFORD,B.M./A SURVEY AND FORECAST OF RADIO SPECTRUM TECHNOLOGY PART-I -PARK,J.H. /700900 %162PP *U.MINA SURVEY AND FORECAST OF RADIO SPECTRUM TECHNOLOGY PART-II -GERMAN,J.P. /710000 %27PP *TEXA SURVEY AND FORECAST OF RADIO SPECTRUM TECHNOLOGY PART-III -HARTMAN,W.J. /710100 %34PP/

ORTHOGONAL LINEAR FORMS IN MULTIVARIATE REGRESSION ANALYSIS -FINE,H. <4.2.5 .PB166705 /530201/FREAVY (A FREQUENCY AVAILABILITY COMPUTER PROGRAM) -WILLIAMS,J. -TREMPER,P.G.FREAVY (A FREQUENCY AVAILABILITY COMPUTER PROGRAM) -WILLIAMS,J. -TREMPER,P.G.FREQUENCIES -DEITZ,J./ LAND MOBILE-CLOSED CIRCUIT DISTRIBUTIFREQUENCIES -GRACELY,F.R./ SOLAR CYCLE VARIATIONS OF SKYWAVE SIFREQUENCIES ABOVE 50MC -TAFF,J.M./ DETERMINATION AND APPLICATIONFREQUENCY BAND 288-700MC -FINE,H./ LONG DISTANCE TROPOSPHFREQUENCY-GRACELY,F.R. /471222 <2.3.1 .PB165685 %7PP.4FIGS.FREQUENCY -VANDIVERE,JR.E.F. /460422 <2.1.2 .PB241398/FREQUENCY ASSIGNMCNT PROCESS DF THE FCC SPECTRUM/FREQUENCY ASSIGNMENT -MYERS.S.M /650809 <F-G601 .PB236993/FREOUENCY ASSIGNMENT MODEL -TREMPER,P.G. /750600 %190PP <SMTF75-01FREQUENCY ASSIGNMENT SYSTEM -KELLY-SCIENTIFIC /730900 %181PP/FREQUENCY AVAILABILITY COMPUTER PROGRAM) -WILLIAMS,J. -TREMPER,P.G. /690500 %FREQUENCY AVAILABILITY COMPUTER PROGRAM) -WILLIAMS,J. -TREMPER,P.G. /700300 %FREQUENCY BAND -DAMELIN,J./ ANALYSIS OF LOW LATITUDE SFREQUENCY BAND -DAMELIN,J./ LONG TERM SKYWAVE FIELD STRENGTFREQUENCY BAND 152-162MC -TAFF,J.M. <4.3.9/ /RADIO SERVICES ANFREQUENCY BAND/ TERRAIN EFFECTS EVIDENCED BY THFREQUENCY DATA TO THE ESTIMATING OF FUTURE SKIP DISTANCES OFf ANFREQUENCY DIVISION MULTPLEX COMMUNItATIONS, FOR THE LAND MOBILE RADIO SERVICEFREQUENCY FOR A FREQUENCY MODULATED EMISSION -DEITZ,J. <6.1.6/FREQUENCY INTERFERENCE FROM NON-LICENSED APPARATUS -GARLAN,H. -WHIPPLE,L.G./FREQUENCY MODULATED EMISSION -DEITZ,J. <6.1.6/ VARIATION OF BAFREQUENCY MODULATION FOR TELEVISION TRANS¥ISSION -BOESE,W.C. /500525/FREQUENCY PULSE RECORDING PROJECT -GRACELY,F.R. <4.1.4 /510207/

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FREQUENCY R~NGE) -GRACELY,F.R. /470425 <2.5.7 .PB241394 %2rp.5FIGS.FREQUENCY RANGE) -GRACELY,F.R. /470403 <2.5.4 .PB241394 %7PP.9FIGS.FREQUENCY SKYWAVE SERVICE -VANDIVERE,JR.E.F./ SOME ILLUSTRATIVFREQUENCY SKYWAVE FIELD STRE~GTH PREDICTION METHODS -WANG,J.C.H./FREQUENCY SKYt-JAVE MODES -VAi·JDIVERE,JR.E.F. -WATERS,G.L. <4.1.2/FREQUENCY SPACING -FINE,H. -SHARP,G. L. /751200 %39PP <RS75-08 .PB2.49671FREQUEt<cY SPECTRUM OCCUPANCY ANALYZER -FINE,H. /640121 <R-6401 .PB166740/FUTURE DISTANCE RANGES OFf AN APPLICATION OF IONOSPHERIC ABSFUTURE SKIP DISTANCES OFf AN APPLICATION OF ION:SPHERE CRITICAL FGAIN UHF-TV RECEIVING ANTENNAS FOR FiELD STRENGTH MEASUREMENT/GENERAL PUBLIC -SHEPHERD,R.A./ IMPROVED SUPRESSION OF RADIAGENERAL STATISTICS FOR SKYWAVE PROPAGATION -VANDIVERE,JR.E.F. <4.3.1 .PB16669GENEVA-1959, COMMUNICATIONS ACT OF 1935, AS AMENDED, COMMUNICATIONS/.GLOSSARY OF TECHNICAL DEFINITIONS APPEARING rr, RADIO REGULATIONS ANNEXED TO IGRADE-A SERVICE AREA UNDER PROPOSED RULE -BOESE,W.C. -FINE,H./ RGREAT LAKES/ VHF TROPOSPHERIC RECORDING MEASUREMENTS OF PLANE ANGREATER THAN 500-FEET -TAFF,J.rA. /491109 <2.4.7/ MAXIMUM PGROUND CONDUCTIVITY MAP FOR CONTINENTAL-U.S. -FINE,H. /530601 <2.1.4 .PB16673GROUND SYSTEMS -FINE,H./ SUGGESTED CRITERIA FOR LIMITING SATELLGROUND WAVE -GRACELY,F.R./ CURVES OF TIME DELAY IN ARRIVAL OF

/GROUND-NEW-YORK-CITY UHF-TV PROJECT -HUTTON,D.B. /640605 <R-6405 .PB166736 %31RADIATION FROM GROUNDED SLANT ANTENNAS -FINE,H. /510630 <1.2.5 .PB166687 %BPP.3FIGS.

EFFECTS OF WEATHER CONDITIONS ON GROUNDWAVE FIELD-INTENSITIES FOR WCAU-BALTIMORE-PATH AT STANDARD/URVEY OF THE PROBLEM OF PREDICTING GROUNDWAVE PROPOG~TION OVER AN EARTH OF INHO~DGENEOUS/ A SNCL.FIGS. WORKING GROUP-3 IACL~RS) REPORT ON MAN-MADE NOISE -DEITZ,J. /660630 .PB174278 %71PP.IF-UHF RADIATION HAZARDS AND SAFETY GUIDELINES -DAMELIN,J. /710719 %5PP <R-7104 .PB234734 VH%181PP/ REFERENCE HANDBOOK-THE AUTOMATED FREQUENCY ASSIGNMENT SYSTEM -KELLY-SCIENTIFIC /730900

TELEVISION BROADCAST RECEIVER HARMONIC OSCILLATOR RADIATION INTERFERENCE -DEITZ,J. /580228 %6PP/SPURIOUS AND HARMONIC RADIATION -DEITZ,J. <6.1.2 .PB241397 /480707 %2PP.1FIG.

VHF-UHF RADIATION HAZARDS AND SAFETY GUIDELINES -DAMELItl,J. /710719 %5PP <R-7104 .PB234734FOR ANY HYPOTHETICAL E-OR-D-LAYER HEIGHT -LIGHT,L. /460920 <2.5.2 .P6241398/ ANGLES OF DEPARTURE

RELATION BETWEEN ANTE~NA HEIGHT AND GRADE-A SERVICE AREA UNDER PROPOSED RULE -BOESE,W.C. -FINE,H./OF VARIATION OF E-LAYER EFFECTIVE HEIGHT ON THE ANGLE OF DEPARTURE PERTINENT TO! EFFECT

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DEPARTURE FOR ANY HYPOTHETICAL E-OR-D-LAYER HEIGHT -LIGHT ,L. /460920 <2.5.2 .PB241398/POTENTIALITY OF A HYPOTHETICAL/ A MEANS OF ESTIMATING THE RADIATION FROM

/IGNITION SYSTEMS AND MULTIPATH PROPAGATION -DEITZ,J. -LUCIA,F.L. -LIEBMAN,M.DSOME ILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLES OF THE NATURE OF MEDIUM FREQUENCY SKYWAVE SERVICE -VAND

TO~OGRAPHY IN IMMEDIATE VICINITY OF PORTLAND, OREGON RECEIVING STATION -GRACELY,F.R. /461105IMPROVED SUPRESSION OF RADIATION FROM AUTOMOBILES USED BY THE GENERAL PUBLICINCORPORATION OF MONITORING DATA IN THE FREQUE~CY ASSIGNMENT PROCESS OF THE FINHOMOGENEOUS/ A SURVEY OF THE PROBLEM OF PREDICTING GROUNDINQUIRY -KRAUSE,L.I. /690200 *SRI/ ANALYSIS OF POLICY ISSUES ININQUIRY -LIPINSKI,A.J. /690200 *SRI <SRI69-2-5/ DIGESTS OFINQUIRY RESPONSES -LIPINSKI,A.J. /690200 '*SRI <SRI69-2-3/ DECINSTALLATIONS NEW-YORK UHF-TV PROJECT -DEITZ,J. /621114 %5PP.22FIGS. <R-6201/INSTRUMENTS USED IN MEASURING RADIATED NOISE -DEITZ,J./ COMPUTATINTENSITIES -VANDIVERE,JR.E ..F./ . FACTORS FOR COMPUTINGINTENSITIES -'/JATERS,G.L. /470305 <1.3.1 .PB241398 %4PP.1FIG.INTENSITY MEASUREMENTS-ON-47.1-106.5-AND-700r,;c/ EAST-COAST TINTENSITY AT A RECEIVING LOCATION -VANDIVERE,JR~E.F. /481130 <2.2.1/INTENSITY MEASUREMENTS ON 400-MC/INTENSITY RECORDINGS OVER A 270-MILE PATH -PEELE,B.!521031 <2.4.14/INTENSITY REQUIRED FOR RADIO PAGING SERVICE AT 40MC/S -FINE,H. <3.3,1 .PB1667INTERCONNECTED DEVICES (AUTHORIZATION AND ADMINISTRATION PROGRAM) -ROSE,F.L./

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A FURTI,ER ANALYSIS OF TASO PANEL-6 DATA ON SIGNAL TO INTERFERENCE RATIOS AND THEIR APPLICATION TO/SPECTRUM UTILIZATION-FINAL REPORT PART-A ACQUISITION,ANALYSIS AND/ A ST'fJDY OF LAND MOBILEECTRUM UTILIZATION-INTERIM RE.PORT PART-A ACQUISITION,PROCESSH~G MW/ ASTUDY OF LAND MOBILE SPSPECTRUM UTILIZATION-FINAL REPORT PART-B AN ANALYSIS OF THE SPECTRUM/ A STUDY OF LAND MOBILEECTRUMUTILIZATION-INTERIM REPORT PART-B AN ANALYSIS OF THE SPECTRUM/ A STUDY OF LAND M08ILE SPECAST OF RADIO SPECTRUM TECHNOLOGY PART-I -PARK,J.H. /700900 %162PP *U.MINNE~OTA/ A SURVEY AND FORECAST OF RADIO SPECTRUr~ TECHNOLOGY PART-II -GERMAN,J.P. /710000 %27PP *TEXAS,A-M/ A SURVEY AND FORECAST OF RADIO SPECTRUM TECHNOLOGY PART-III -HARTMAN,W.J. /710100 %34PP/ A SURVEY AND FORTENSITY RECORDINGS OVER A 270-MILE PATH -PEELE,B. /521031 <2.4.14/ VHF TROPOSPHERIC FIELD INE TRANSMISSION MODES ON ACCOUNT OF PATH LENGTH /460821 <2.5.1 .PB166695/ ATTENUATION IN SKYWAVENTS OVER SOUTHERN AND MIDWESTERN PATHS/ SUMMARY OF RECENT VHF TROPOSPHERIC PROPAGATION MEASUREM

RADIATION PATTERN IN THE VERTICAL PLANE OF A VERTICAL ANTENNA OVER AN EARTH OFfM. -LIPINSKI,A.J./ PATTERNS OF TECHNOLOGY IN DATA PROCESSING AND DATA COMMUNICATIONS -ZEIDLER,H.URING THE 1957-1958 SUNSPOT CYCLE PEAK/ FIELD STRENGTH RECORDINGS OF B.B.C. TELEVISION STATIONS DIDE THE/ PERDIS-A COMPUTER PROGRAM TO DETERMINE IF TW~ ANTENNA BEAMS INTERSECT AND PROV/ A SURVEY OF CERTAIN PERFORMANCE CHARACTERISTICS OF TELEVISION ,RECEIVERS -LINES,S.R. /720609 %13PPNE,H./ SUPPRESSION PERFORMANCE OF DIRECTIONAL ANTENNA SYSTEMS IN THE STANDARD BROADCAST BAND -FI%2PP.1FIG.PERFCRr~ANCEOF SHIPBOARD Ai~TE:mAS AT 500KC -DEITZ,J. <6.1.3 .P8241397 /481001

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/GROUND-NEW~YORK-CITY UHF-TV PROJECT -HUTTON,D.B. /640605 <R-6405 .PB165736 %31PP.13FIGS.7TABLES.OBSERVATIONS NEW-YORK-CITY UHF-TV_·PROJECT ..,.WALDO,G.V./ .REPOR: ON ANALYS.IS OF IiJEASUREMENTS AND

FCCj.USAF POPSI PROJECT At-JALYSES OF PRECIPITATION DATA -f\ALAGIAN,G.S. /701215 %46PP <R-7003/S./ FCC/USAF POPSI PROJECT ANNEX A (PLUS AUXILIARy CURVES) -CAREY,R.B. -HUTTON,D.B. -KALAGIAN,G.

JIGNITION SYSTEMS AND MULTIPATH PROPAGATION -DEITZ,J. -LUCIA,F.L. -LIEBMAN,M.D. /750600 %47PP/GENERAL STATISTICS FOR SKYWAVE PROPAGATION -VANDIVERE,JR.E.F. <4.3.1 .PS1666?2 /470421 %5PP.

APPLICAfION OF TROPOSPHERIC PROPAGATION CHARTS TO THE PREPARATION OF ISO-SERVICE CONTOU;S/DEVELOPMENT OF NEW VHF AND UHF PROPAGATION CURVES FOR TELEVISION BROADC~STI~,G -DAMELIN,J./

DEVELOPMENT OF VHF. PROPAGATION CURVES FOR THE MARITIME MOBILE SERVICE -DAMELIN.J. /671013 %17PP/DEVELOPMENT OF VHF AND UHF PROPAGATION CURVES FOR TV AND FM BROADCASTING -DAMELIN,J. -DANIEL,W.A./

RROR IN SMALL SAMPLE STATISTICS ON PROPAGATION DATA -VANDIVERE,JR.E.F. <4.3.3 .PB241398/ THE EPENDIX-A OF REPORT/ PROPAGATI8N DATA AND SERVICE CALCULATION PROCEDURES USED FOR THE RESCINDED AP

LONG DISTANCE TROPOSPHERIC PROPAGATION IN THE ULTRA HIGH FREQUENCY BAND 288-700MC -FINE,H./PRESENT KNOWLEDGE OF PROPAGATION IN ~HE VHF AND UHF TV BAr,DS -BOESE,W.C. -FINE,H. /551115 <2.4.15/

CORRELAfION OF TROPOSPHERIC PROPAGATION MEASUREMENTS -BOESE,W.C. /480816 %16PP.I1FIGS. <2.4.3/SUM~ARY OF TROPOSPHERIC PROPAGATION MEASUREMENTS AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF EMPIRICAL VH~ PROPAGATION/SUMMARY O~ TROPOSPHERIC PROPAGATION MEASUREMENTS AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF EMPIRICAL VHF PROPAGATION/

SUMMARY OF RECENT VHF TROPOSPHERIC PROPAGATION MEASUREMENTS OVER SOUTHERN AND MIDWESTERN PATHS/3.3 .PB24139G/ PROPAGATION MEASUREMENTS OVER A 30-MILE-PATH ON 508MC -WALDO,G.V. /490902 <2.IGS. VHF PROPAGATION WITHIN LINE OF SIGHT -FINE,H. /510601 <2.4.12 .PB166703· %79PP.23F

THE DEVELOPMENT OF EMPIRICAL VHF PROPAGATION/ SUMMARY OF TROPOSPHERIC PROPAGATION MEASUREMENTS ANDTHE DEVELOPMENT OF EMPIRICAL VHF PROPAGATION/ SUMMARY OF TROPOSPHERIC PROPAGATION MEASUREMENTS AND

E PR08LEM OF PREDICTING GROUNDWAVE PROPOGATION OVER AN EARTH OF INHOMOGENEOUS/ A SURVEY OF THERFERENCE PROBLEMS ASSOCIATED WITH PROPOSED EXPANSION OF 27MHZ CITIZEI,S' RADIO SERVICE BAND/ INTHT AND GRADE-A SERVICE AREA UNDER PROPOSED RULE -80ESE,W.C. -FINE,H./ RELATION BETWEEN ANTENNA HEIGON SYSTEMS AS USED IN OFFSHORE OIL PROSPECTING -DEITZ,J. <6.1.7 .P8241397/ A STUDY OF RADIOLOCATIIF TWO ANTENNA BEAMS INTERSECT AND PROVIDE THE/ PERDIS-A COMPUTER PROGRAM TO DETERMINE

/PRUPOSES -CAREY,R.B. /640226 <R-6402 .PB166739 %7PP.21FIGS.M AUTOMOBILES USED BY THE GENERAL PUBLIC -SHEPHERD,R.A./ IMPROVED SUPRESSION OF RADIATION FROGNMENT FACILITIES IN THE DOMESTIC PUBLIC LAND MOBILE RADIO/ TECHNICAL FACTORS AFFECTING THE ASSIBETWEEN STATIONS OPERATING IN THE PUBLIC SAFETY/ THE DETERMINATION OF REQUIRED MINIMUM DISTANCESON PROGRESS OF BROADCAST FREQUENCY PULSE RECORDING PROJECT -GRACELY,F.R. <4.1.4/510207/ REPORTOME PRELIMINARY OBLIQUE-INCIDENCE PULSE TESTS/ NOTES ON THE MEASUREMENT AND SIGNIFICANCE OF S-01 .PB240349 THE QUASI-STATIONARY SATELLITE ORBIT -WANG,J.C.H. -DAVIS,E.D. /750100 %59PP <RS75UREMENTS OF ELECTROMAGNETIC ENERGY RADIATED BY RF STABILIZED ARC WELDERS -GARLAN,H./ FIELD MEASEEN INSTRUMENTS USED IN ME~SURING RADIATED NOISE -DEITZ,J./ CO~PUTATION OF CORRELATION FACTORS 8ETWDCAST RECEIVER HARMONIC OSCILLATOR RADIATION INTERFERENCE -DEITZ,J. /580228 %6PP/ TELEVISION BROA

SPURIOUS AND HARMONIC RADIATION -DEITZ,J. <6.1.2 .PB241397 /480707 %2PP.IFIG.A MEANS OF ESTIMATING THE RADIATION FROM AND INTERFERENCE POTENTIALITY OF A HYPOTHETICAL/ .

IMPROVED SUPRESSION OF RADIATION FROM AUTOMOBILES USED BY THE GENERAL PUBLIC -SHEPHERD,R.A./RADIATION FROM GROUNDED SLANT ANTENNAS -FINE,H. /510630 <1.2.5 .PB166687 %8PPRADIATION FROM TV AND FM RECEIVERS -DEITZ,J. <6.1.5 .PB241397 /490420 %3PP.

VHF-UHF RADIATION HAZARDS AND SAFETY GUIDELINES -DAMELIN,J. /710719 %5PP <R-7104.PB2RADIATION PATTERN IN THE VERTICAL PLANE OF A VERTICAL ANTENNA OVER AN EARTH 0

RECEIVER RADIATION- A CHRONOLOGICAL DIGEST OF FCC-INDUSTRY CORRESPONDENCE WITH NOTATIOTHE RADIATION-PATTERN IN THE VERTICAL PLANE OF A COAST-SIDE VERTICAL ANTENNA -VAN

EMITTED BY A RADIO CONTROL FOR A DOOR OPENER/ PROCEDURE FOR MEASUREMENT OF THCONTROL OF RADIO FREQUENCY INTERFERENCE FROM NON~LICENSED APPARATUS -GARLAN,H. -WHIPPLE,

SYNOPSIS OF RADIO NAVIGATION SYSTEMS -LINES,S.R. /580623 %15PP <8.4.1 ,PB166700RVICE FIELD INTENSITY REQUIRED FOR RADIO PAGING SERVICEAT40MC/S -FINE,H. <3.3.1 .PB166706/ SE

DEGRADATION OF MOBILE RADIO RECEPTION AT UHF AND VHF -DEITZ,J. -LUCIA,F.l. -LIEBMAN,M.D./730817/DEGRADATION OF BASE STATION RADIO RECEPTION AT UHF AND VHF DUE TO THE EFFECTS OF AUTOMOBILE/

TECHNICAL DEFINITIONS APPEARING IN RADIO REGULATIONS ANNEXED TO INTERNATIONAL/ GLOSSARY OFOMMUNICATIONS FOR THE LAND MOBILE RADIO SERVICE -LINES,S.R. /680629/ . FREQUENCY DIVISION MULTPLEX COSED EXPANSION OF 27MHZ CITIZENS' RADIO SERVICE BAND/ INTERF~RENCE PROBLEMS ASSOCIATED WITH PROPRENGTH OF EMISSIONS FROM CITIZENS' RADIO SERVICE TRANSCEIVERS -MOBLEy,M.C. -TOIA,M.J./ STTAFF,J.M. <4.3.9/ /RADIO SERVICES AND MARITIME MOBILE SERVICES IN THE FREQUENCY BAND 152-162MC -

A SURVEY AND FORECAST OF RADIO SPECTRUM TECHNOLOGY PART-I -PARK,J.H. /700900 %162PP *U.MINNESOTA/

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/RADIOLOCATION STA'ION -DEITZ,J. <6,1.10 .P8241397 /510604 %4PP.1FIG.B241397/ A STUDY OF RADIOLOCATION SYSTEMS AS USED IN OFFSHORE OIL PROSPECTING -DEITZ,J. <6.1.7 .PT,R.L. /731100 %14PP/ RAINCLIMATE CONSIDERATIONS FOR DOMESTIC SATELLITES-CONTINENTAL USA -HERBSTRITRAL INTERFERHJG SIGNALS IN THE VHF RANGE -FINE,H. <4.2.3 .PB166710 /490831/ COMBINATION OF SEVE

/SIGNALS (HIGH FREQUENCY RANGE) -GRACELY,F.R. /470425-<2.5.7 .PB241394 %2PP.5FIGS./SIGNALS (HIGH FREQUENCY RANGE) -GRACELY,F.R. /47040:; <2 ..5.4. ".PB241394 %7PP.9FIGS.

CYCLE VARIATIm,S OF SKYWAVE SIGNAL RANGES AT STANDARD BROADCAST FREQUENCIES -GRACELY,F.R./AN ANALYSIS OF LONG TERM FADING RANGES FOR TV AND FM SERVICE FIELDS -FINE,H. -TAFF,J.M. /580624/

THE ESTIMATING OF FUTURE DISTANCE RANGES OF; AN APPLICATION OF IONOSPHERIC ABSORPTION DATA TO<6.1.4 .P8241398/ /OF RAPID CHANNEL SWITCHING. TECHNICAL AND ECO~OMIC PROBLEMS INVOLVED -WEST,G.E.

THE INTERFERENCE FLUTTER RATE IN r.1OBILE RECEIVERS -WALDO,G.V. -SHEETS,C.K. /640720 <R-6409/P OF ADJACENT CHANNEL INTERFERENCE RATIO TO TELEVISION SERVICE -FINE,H. -DIXON,J.T./ RELATIONSHI-6 DATA ON SIGNAL TO INTERFERENCE RATIOS AND THEIR APPLICATION TO/ A FURTHER ANALYSIS OFTASO PANEL

TELEVISION BROADCAST RECEIVER HARMONIC OSCILLATOR RADIATION INTERFERENCE -DEITZ,~. /580228 %6PP/<R-6201/ REPORT ON RECEIVER INSTALLATIONS NEW-YORK UHF':'TV PROJECT -DEITZ,J. /621114 %5PP.22FIGS.

H NOTATIONS/ RECEIVER RADIATION- A CHRONOLOGICAL DIGEST OF FCC-INDUSTRY CORRESPONDENCE WITARACTERISTICS OF TYPICAL TELEVISON RECEIVERS RELATIVE TO THE UHF TABOOS/ A STUDY OF THE CH

RADIATION FROM TV AND FM RECEIVERS -DEITZ,J. <6.1.5 .PB241397 /490420 %3PP.NCE CHARACTERISTICS OF TELEVISION RECEIVERS -LINES,S.R. /720609 %13PP/ A SURVEY OF CERTAfN PERFORMANTERFERENCE FLUTTER RATE IN MOBILE RECEIVERS -WALDO,G.V. -SHEETS,C.K. /640720 <R-6409/ THE ISOME CHARACTERISTICS OF TELEVISION RECEIVERS MANUFACTURED IN USA IN 1961 -UNKNOWN /621019 %7PP/o STRENGTH MEASUREMENTS TAKEN WITH RECEIVING ANTENNA 10-FEET ABOVE/ REPORT ON MOBILE FIELALIBRATION OF MODERATE GAIN UHF-TV RECEIVING ANTENNAS FOR FIELD STRENGTH MEASUREMENT/ FIELD CONCEPT OF THE FIELD INTENSITY AT A RECEIVING LOCATION -VANDIVERE,uR.E.F. /481130 <2.2.1/ THE CDIATE VICINITY OF PORTLAND, OREGON RECEIVING STATION -GRACELY,F.R. /461105/ TOPOGRAPHY IN IMME

EFFECTIVE HEIGHTS OF RECEIVING-ANTENNAS -VANDIVERE,JR.E.F. /461114 <1.2.3 .PB166688 %7PP.7FIGS.PATHS/ SUMr~ARY OF RECENT VHF TROPOSPHERIC PROPAGAT ION MEASUREMENTS OVER SOUTHERN AND MIDWESTERN

DEGRADATION OF MOBILE RADIO RECEPTION AT UHF AND VHF -DEITZ,J. -LUCIA,F.L. -LIEBMAN,M.D. /730817/DEGRADATION OF BASE STATION RADIO RECEPTION AT UHF AND VHF DUE TO THE EFFECTS OF AUTOMOBILE/

2.1/ ANTENNAS FOR ~ECEPTION OF STANDARD BROADCAST SIGNALS -UNKNOWN /580501 %15PP.INC.12FIGS <9.TELEVISION VOLUME-1 FINDINGS AND RECOMMENDATIONS -WILMOTTE,DR.R.M./ TECHNOLOGICAL BOUNDARIES OF

METEORIC REFLECTION OF VHF SIGNALS RECORDED AT ALLEGAN, MICHIGAN, DURING/ A PRELIMINARY SURVEY OFN AURORAL OBSERVATIONS AND FIELDS RECORDED AT 420 MILES -TAFF,J.M. /530701 <2.1.6 .PB241395/ /BETWEE

ANALYSIS OF FIELD STRENGTH RECORDER CHARTS BY AUTOMATIC ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT -WALDO,G:V. /620511/ES/ VHF TROPOSPHERIC RECORDING MEASUREMENTS OF PLANE AND CIRCULAR POLARIZED WAVES IN THE GREAT LAKGRESS OF BROADCAST FREQUENCY PULSE RECORDING PROJECT -GRACELY,F.R. <4.1.4 /510207/ REPORT ON PROEAK/ FIELD STRENGTH RECORDINGS OF B.B.C. TELEVISION STATIONS DURING THE 1957-1958 SUNSPOT CYCLE P

VHF TROPOSPHERIC FIELD INTENSITY RECORDINGS OVER A 270-MILE PATH -PEELE.B. /521031 <2.4.14/C /730900 %181PP/ REFERENCE HANDBOOK-THE AUTOMATED FREQUENCY ASSIGNMENT SYSTEM -KELLY-SCIENTIFI

/TRANSMISSIO;; BY ONE REFLECTION -VANDIVERE.JR.E.F. <4.1.1 .PB241398 /460909 %2PP.4FIGS.EXPERIMENTAL REFLECTION COEFFICIENTS FOR THE E-LAYER. ANA;.YSIS OF EXPERIMENTAL RESULTANTS

SURVEY OF METEORIC REFLECTION OF VHF SIGNALS RECORDED AT ALLEGAN. MICHIGAN, DURING//REFLECTION-COEFFICIENT RV -VANDIVERE,JR.E.F. /461106 <1.2.1 .PB166690 %5PP. %/REGARDING THE DEVELOPMENT OF STANDARDS AND LIMITS -WEST,G.E; <6.1.12 .PB24139

CONSIDERATIONS REGARDING THE OPERATION OF THE REGIONAL SPECTRUM MANAGEMENT CENTERS -ECKERT,RIN THE LAKE ERIE REGION -ALLEN,E.W. <5.3.2 .P6241398 /510912 %2PP.8FIGS.OPERATION OF THE REGIONAL SPECTRUM MANAGEMENT CENTERS -ECKERT,R.P./ CONSIDERATIFCC NATIONAL AND REGIONAL SPECTRUM MANAGEMENT PROGRAM -HAGN,G./ TECHNICAL A

NATIONAL AND REGIONAL SPECTRUM MANAGMENT PLANNING ASSISTANCE VOLUME-1 SUMMARY REPORT/,K.D./ NATIONAL AND ~EGIONAL SPECTRUM MANAGMENT ~(ANNING ASSISTANCE VOLUME-2 APPENDICES -FELPERINGONAL LINEAR FORMS IN MULTIVARIATE REGRESSION ANALYSIS -FINE,H. <4.2.5 .PB166705 /5j0201/ ORTHO

A PREFACE TO A THEORY OF REGULATION -HOWARD,R.A. -MATHESON,J.E. /690200 *SRI <SRI69-2-6 .PB183613/CAL DEFINITIONS APPEARING IN RADIO REGULATIONS ANNEXED TO INTERNATIONAL/ GLOSSARY OF TECHNITE ACT OF 1962, AND FCC RULES AND REGULATIONS -8RADLEY,A.W. /660408 <T-6601 .PB234509/ /SATELLI-BOESE,W.C. -FINE,H./ RELATION BETWEEN ANTENNA HEIGHT AND GRADE-A SERVICE AREA UNDER PROPOSED RULENE,H. -DIXON,J.T./ RELATIONSHIP OF ADJACENT CHANNEL INTERFERENCE RATIO TO TELEVISION SERVICE -FICS OF TYPICAL TELEVISON RECEIVERS RELATIVE TO THE UHF TABOOS/ A STUDY OF THE CHARACTERISTI

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RELAYS/ A STUDY OF THE TECHNICAL FACTORS PERTAINING TO,THRELEASED-JUNE-26-1956 -FINE,H. -TAFF,J.M. /561022 <2.4.16 .PB240198/REPORT PART-A ACQUISITION,ANALYSIS AND/ A STUDY OF LANDREPORT PART-A ACQUISITION,PROCESSING AND! ASTUDY OF LAND MREPORT PART-B AN ANALYSIS OF THE SPECTRUM/ A STUDY OF LANDREPORT PART-B AN ANALYSIS OF THE SPECTRU[~/ A STUDY OF LAND MREPORT AND ANALYSIS OF NEW-YORK-CITY MONITORING SURVEY OF 150.8-162.0 MEGACYCREPORT OF AD-HOC COMMITTEE VOLUME-I. /490531 <MIMEO-36830 .PB166696REPORT OF AD-HOC COMMITTEE VOLUME-II /500707 <MIMEO-54382 .PB166697REPORT ON ANALYSIS OF MEASUREMENTS AND OBSERVATIONS NEW-YORK-CITY UHF-TV PROJ

(ACLMRS) REPORT ON MAN-MADE NOISE -DEITZ,J. /660630 .PB174278 %71PP.INCL.FIGS.REPORT ON MOBILE FIELD STRENGTH MEASUREMENTS NEW-YORK-CITY UHF-TV PROJECT -HUREPORT ON MOBILE FIELD STRENGTH MEASUREMENTS TAKEN WITH RECEIVING ANTENNA 10REPORT ON PROGRESS OF 8ROADCAST FREQUENCY PULSE RECORDING PROJECT -GRACELY,F.REPORT ON RECEIVER INSTALLATIONS NEW-YORK UHF-TV PROJECT -DEITZ,J. /621114 %5

SURVEY REPORT ON THE USE OF FREQUENCY MODULATION FOR TELEVISION TRANSMISSION -BOESE,PRELIMINARY REPORT ON TROPOSPHERIC FIELD INTENSITY MEASUREMENTS ON 400-MC/

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SERVICE FIELD INTENSITY REQUIRED FOR RADIO PAGING SERVICE AT 40MC/S -FINE,H. <3.3.1 .PBI66706/THE DETERMINATION OF REQUIRED MINIMUM DISTANCES BETWEEN STATIONS OPERATING IN THE PUBLIC SAFETY/

LCULATION PROCEDURES USED FOR THE RESCINDED APPENDIX-A OF REPORT/ ' PROPAGATION DATA AND SERVICE CAALYSIS OF THE FCC COMPUTER INQUIRY RESPONSES -LIPINSKI,A.J. /690200 *SRI <SRI69-2-3/ DECISION AN

ANALYSIS OF POLICY ISSUES IN THE RESPONSES TO THE FCC COMPUTER INQUIRY -KRAU~E,L.I. /690200 *SRI!DIGESTS OF THE RESPONSES TO THE FCC CO"1PUTER INQUIRY -LIPINSKI,A.J. /690200 *SRI <SRI69-2-5/A STUDY OF THE RESTRICTIVE EFFECTS OF UHF TABOOS NEW-YORK-CITY AREA -BROMERY,R.M./

FACTORS FOR COMPUTING MODAL AND RESULTANT SKYWAVE FIELD INTENSITIES -VANDIVERE,JR.E.F./E-LAYER. ANALYSIS OF EXPERIMENTAL RESULTANT SKYWAVE/ EXPERIMENTAL REFLECTION COEFFICIENTS FOR THENCE CALCULATION-USER'S MANUAL AND RESULTS -DAS,S. -SHARP,G.L./ CONVOLUTION M~THOD OF INTERFERE

"TERP" A TERRAIN ELEVATION RETRIEVAL PROGRAM -DAVIS,E.D. -TREMPER,P.G. /660630 <R-6601 .PB234508S. /CHARTS (REVISED) -ALLEN,E.W. -BOESE,W.C. -FINE,H. /490526 <2.4.6 .PB166709 %29PP.34FIGRE FOR MEASUREMENT OF THE LEVEL OF RF ENERGY EMITTED BY A RADIO CONTROL FOR A DOOR OPENER/ PROCEDUELECTROMAGNETIC ENERGY RADIAT~D BY RF STABILIZED ARC WELDERS -GARLAN,H./ ' FIELD MEASUREMENTS OFADE-A SERVICE AREA UNDER PROPOSED RULE -BOESE,W.C. -FINE,H./ RELATION BETWEEN ANTENNA HEIGHT AND GRTED BASIS FOR FM AND TV ALLOCATION RULES -BOESE,W.C. -FINE.H. <4.3.4 .PB241393 /481130/ A SUGGES

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COMPLIANCE OF MOTOR VEHICLES WITH SAE STANDARD J551{C) -LUCIA,F.L./ AN EXAMINATION OF THEVHF-UHF RADIATION HAZARDS AND SAFETY GUIDELINES -DAMELIN,J. /710719 %5PP <R-7104 .PB234734

STATIONS OPERATING IN THE PUBLIC SAFETY/ THE DETERMINATION OF REQUIRED MINIMUM DISTANCES BETWEENTHE ERROR IN SMALL SAMPLE STATISTICS ON PROPAGAfION DATA -VANDIVERE,JR.E.F. <4.3.3 .PB241398/

-6601 .PB234509/ /SATELLITE ACT OF 1962, AND FCC RULES AND REGULATIONS -BRADLEY,A.W. /660408 <TTION CONTOUR PROGRAM FOR DOMESTIC SATELLITE EARTH STATIONS)/ USER'S MANUAL FOR COORD (FCC COORDINA

THE QUASI-STATIONARY SATELLITE ORBIT -V:'NG,J.C.H. -DAVIS,E.D. /750100 %59PP <RS75-01 .PB240349SUGGESTED CRITERIA FOR LIMITING SATELLITE POWER IN CHANNELS SHARED WITH GROUND SYSTEMS -FINE,H./

6-04 .PB258737 SATELLITE SYSTEM INTERFERENCE MODELING -DAS,S. -SHARP,G.L. /760900 %74PP <RS7PRESENT STATUS OF BROADCASTING SATELLITES -DAS,S. /750700 %48PP <RS75-06 .PB245563

LIMATE CONSIDERATIONS FOR DOMESTIC SATELLITES-CONTINENTAL USA -HERBSTRITT,R.L. /731100 %14PP/ RAINCPRECIPITATION SCATTER INTERFERENCE COMPUTATION -FINE,H. /730901 %53PP <R-7303 .PB234217

POPSI (PRECIPITATION AND OFF-PATH SCATTERED INTERFERENCE) PROJECT -CA~EY,R.B./ FCC/USAFL FM CHANNEL ASSIGNMENTS IN AREAS SERVED BY TV CHANNEL 6 -WALDO,G.V./ CALCULATIONS FOR EDUCATIONA

/DESCRIPTION OF TELEVISION SERVICE -FINE,H. <5.1.2 .PB166732 /600401 %23PP.30FIGS.ON CURVES FOR THE MARITIME MOBILE SERVICE -DAMELIN,J. /671013 %17PP/ DEVELOPMENT OF VHF PROPAGATI

INTERFERENCE RATIO TO TELEVISION SERVICE -FINE,H. -DIXON,J.T./ RELATIONSHIP OF ADJACENT CHANNELCATIONS FOR THE LAND MOBILE RADIO SERVICE -LINES,S.R. /680629/ FREQUENCY DIVISION MULTPLEX COMMUNIATURE OF MEDIUM FREQUENCY SKYWAVE SERVICE -VANDIVERE,JR.E.F./ SOME ILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLES OF THE NBETWEEN ANTENNA HEIGHT AND GRADE-A SERVICE AREA UNDER PROPOSED RULE -BOESE,W.C. -FINE,H./ RELATIONOSPHERIC LIMITATIONS TO TELEVISION SERVICE AREAS AT 82MC -BOESE,W.C. -FINE,H. <4.3.7/ TROPNTENSITY REQUIRED FOR RADIO PAGING SERVICE AT 40MC/S -FINE,H. <3.3.1 .PBI66706/ SERVICE FIELD IXPANSION OF 27MHZ CITIZENS' RADIO SERVICE BAND/ INTERFERENCE PROBLEMS ASSOCIATED WITH PROpOSED E

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OF EMISSIONS FROM CITIZENS' RADIO SERVICE TRANSCEIVERS -MOBLEY,M.C. -TOIA,M.J.//SERVICES -C~REY,R.B. /640624 <R-640G .PB166734 %6PP;5FIGS.

CE OF COMPUTER AND COMMUNICATIONS SERVICES -DUNN,D.A./ PGLICY ISSUES PRESENTED BY.M. <4.3.9/ /RADIO SERVICES AND MARITIME MOBILE SERVICES IN THE FREQUENCY BANDADIO SERVICES AND MARITIME MOBILE SERVICES IN THE FREQUENCY BAND 152-162MC -TAFF,J.M. <4.3.9/TERRAIN EFFECTS EVIDENCED BY THREE SETS OF DATA IN THE VERY-HIGH FREQUENCY BAND/MITING SATELLITE POWER IN CHANNELS SHARED WITH GROUND SYSTEMS -FINE,H./ SUGGESTED CRITERIA FOR LIANT /SHARPNESS -WILMOTTE,DR.R.M. /741200 %25PP,6ILLS <CE74-01V2 .PB241600 *CONSULT

PERFOR~ANCE OF SHIPBOARD ANTENNAS AT 500KC -DEITZ,J. <6.1.3 .PB241397 /481001 %2PP.1FIG.T DISTANCES-OF-420-AND-1345-MILES SHOWING CORRELATION/ SUM~ARY OF DATA-RECORDED ON 49.7-MC/S, A00 <R-7305/ DOUBLE SIDEBAND AND SINGLE SIDEBAND POWER AND VOLTAGE EQUIVALENCES -HURWITZ,I. /7311398 SIDEBAND COMPONENTS OF AN FM CARRIER -ANDERSON,H.G. /1954 %2pP <6.1.13 .PB241

DOUBLE SIDEBAND AND SINGLE SIDEBAND POWER AND VOLTAGE EQUIVALENCES -HURWITZ,I. /731100 <R-7305/VHF PROPAGATION WITHIN LINE OF SIGHT -FINE,H. /510601 <2.4.12 .PB166703 %79PP.23FIGS.

SOLAR CYCLE VARIATIONS OF SKYWAVE SIGNAL RANGES AT STANDARD BROADCAST FREQUENCIES -GRACELY,F.R./R ANALYSIS OF TASO PANEL-6 DATA ON SIGNAL TO INTERFERENCE RATIOS AND THEIR APPLICATION TO/ A FURTHEOR RECEPTION OF STANDARD BROADCAST SIGNALS -UNKNOWN /580501 %15PP.INC.12FIGS <9.2.1/ ANTENNAS FIGS. /SIGNALS (HIGH FRE~JENCY RANGE) -GRACELY,F.R. /470425 <2.5.7 .PB241394 %2PP.5FGS. /SIGNALS (HIGH FREQUENCY RANGE) -GRACELY,F.R. /470403 <2.5.4 .PB241394 %7PP.9FIF TIME DELAY IN ARRIVAL OF SKYWAVE SIGNALS AFTER ARRIVAL OF GROUND WAVE -GRACELY,F.R./ CURVES 0

FIELD STRENGTH OF 534.75MEGACYCLE SIGNALS FROM BRIDGEPORT,-CONNECTICUT -TAFF,J.M./ TROPOSPHERICCOMBINATION OF SEVERAL INTERFERING SIGNALS IN THE VHF RANGE -FINE,H. <4.2.3 .PB166710 /490831/RVEY OF METEORIC REFLECTION OF VHF SIGNALS RECORDED AT ALLEGAN, MICHIGAN, DURING/ A PRELIMINARY SU

NOTES ON THE MEASUREMENT AND SIGNIFICANCE OF SOME PRELIMINARY OBLIQUE-INCIDENCE PULSE TESTS/BOUNDARIES OF TELEVISION VQLUME-2 SIMULATED TV DISPLAYS OF DIFFERENT SIZE AND/ TECHNOLOGICAL

DOUBLE SIDEBAND AND SINGLE SIDEBAND POWER AND VOLTAGE EQUIVALENCES -HURWI.TZ,I. /731100 <R-7305/IMULATED TV DISPLAYS OF DIFFERENT SIZE AND/ TECHNOLOGICAL BOUNDARIES OF TELEVISION VOLUME-2 SY DATA TO THE ESTIMATING OF FUTURE SKIP DISTANCES OFf AN APPLICATION OF IONOSPHERE CRITICAL FREQUENC

OF THE NATURE OF MEDIUM FREQUENCY SKYWAVE SERVICE -VANDIVERE,JR.E.F./ SOME ILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLES8/ EXPERIMENTAL SKYWAVE CURVES AT MEDIUM FREQUENCY -VANDIVERE,JR.E.F. /460422 <2.1.2 .PB24139

FOR COMPUTING MODAL AND RESULTANT SKYWAVE FIELD INTENSITIES -VANDIVERE,JR.E.F./ FACTORSPARATIVE STUDY OF MEDIUM FREQUENCY SKYWAVE FIELD STRENGTH PREDICTION METHODS -WANG,J.C.H./ A COMN,J./ LONG TERM SKYWAVE FIELD STRENGTH MEASU~EMENTS IN THE SSO-1600KHZ FREQUENCY BAND -DAMELI

ANALYSIS OF LOW LATITUDE SKYWAVE ~EASUREMENTS IN THE MEDIUM FREQUENCY BAND -DAMELIN,J./O-NIGHT FADING OF MEDIUM FREQUENCY Sf(YWAVE MODES -VANDIVERE,JR.E.F. -WATERS,G.L. <4.1.2/

GENERAL STATISTICS FOR SKYWAVE PROPAGATION -VANDIVERE,JR.E.F. <4.3.1 .PB166692 /470421 %5PP.SOLAR CYCLE VARIATIONS OF Sf,YWAVE SIGNAL RANGES AT STANDARD BROADCAST FREQUENCIES -GRACELY,F.R./

CURVES OF TIME DELAY IN ARRIVAL OF SKYWAVE SIGNALS AFTER ARRIVAL OF GROUND WAVE -GRACELY,F.R.// ATTENU4TION IN SKYWAVE TRANSMISSION MODES ON ACCOUNT OF PATH iENGTH /460B21 <2.5.1 .PB166695NALYSIS OF EXPERIMENTAL RESULTANT SKYWAVE! EXPERIMENTAL REFLECTION COEFFICIENTS FOR THE E-LAYER. A

RADIATION FROM GROUNDED SLANT ANTENNAS -FINE,H. /510630 <1.2.5 .PB166687 %8PP.3FIGS.THE ERROR IN SMALL SAMPLE STATISTICS ON PROPAGATION DATA -VANDIVERE,JR.E.F. <4.3.3 .PB2413

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VHF AND'UHF PR~PAGATIO'1 CURVES FOR TELEVISION 5ROADCASTING -DAMELIN,J./ DEVELorMENT OF WEWAIN PERFORMANCE CHARACTERISTICS OF TELEVISION RECEIVERS -LINES,S.R. /720609 %13PP/ A SURVEY OF CERTCENT CHANNEL INTERFERENCE RATIO TO TELEVISION SERVICE -FINE,H. -DIXON,J.T./ RELATIONSHIP OF ADJAHE USE OF FREQUENCY MODULATION FOR TELEVISION TRANS~ISSION -BOESE,W.C. /500525, SURVEY REPORT ON T

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POLARIZATION DISCRIMINATION IN TELEVISION BROADCASTING -DIXON,J.T. -TAFF,J.M. <4.3.10 .PB166720/ONAL FIXED STATIONS ON 72-76MC TO TELEVISION CHANNELS-4-AND-5/ POTENTIAL INTERFERENCE FROM OPERATI

A CABLE TELEVISION PROFILE--1971/1972 -LINES~S.R. /730606 %31PP <T7:-01 .P8221762SOME CHARACTERISTICS OF TELEVISION RECEIVERS MANUFACTURED IN USA IN 1961 ~UNKNOWN /621019 %7PP/

/DESCRIPTION OF TELEVISION SERVICE -FINE,H. <5.1.2 .PB166732 /600401 %23PP.30FIGS.TROPOSPHERIC LIMITATIONS TO TELEVISION SERVICE AREAS AT 82MC -BOESE,W.C. -FINE,H. <4.3.7/

IELD STRENGTH RECORDINGS OF B.B.C. TELEVISION STATIONS DURING THE 1957-1958 SUNSPOT CYCLE PEAK/TECHNOLOGICAL BOUNDARIES OF TELEVISION VOLUME-1 FINDINGS AND RECOMMENDATIONS -WILMOTTE,DR.R.M./TECHNOLOGICAL BOUNDARIES OF TELEVISION VOLUME-2 SIMULATED TV DISPLAYS OF DIFFERENT SIZE AND/TECHNOLIGICAL BOUNDARIES OF TELEVISION VOLU~E-3 APPENDICES -WILMOTTE,DR.R.M. /741200 %114PP/

VHF FIELD STRENGTH MEASUREMENTS IN TELEVISION ZONE-III -TAFF,J.M. /570930 <2.4.17/ SUMMARY OFOF THE CHARACTERISTICS OF TYPICAL TELEVISGN RECEIVERS RELATIVE TO THE· UHF TAeoos/ A STUDY

AN ANALYSIS OF LONG TERM FADING RANGES FOR TV AND FM SERVICE FIELDS -FINE,H. -TAFF,J.M. /580624/AMELIN,J.j LONG TERM SKYWAVE FIELD STRENGTH MEASUREMENTS IN THE 550-1600KHZ FREQUENCY BAND -D<R-6601 .PB234508 "TERP" A TERRAIN ELEVATION RETRIEVAL PROGRAM -DAVIS,E.D. -TREMPER,P.G. /660630

DETERMINATION AND APPLICATION OF TERRAIN CORRECTION FACTORS FOR FREQUENCIES ABOVE 50MC -TAFF.J.M./ND/ TERRAIN EFFECTS EVIDENCED BY THREE SETS OF DATA IN THE VERY-HIGH FREQUENCY BA.PB234508 "TERP" A TERRAIN ELEVATION RETRIEVAL PROGRAM -DAVIS,E.D. -TREMPER,P.G. /660630 <R-6601ELIMINARY OBLIQUE-INCIDENCE PULSE TESTS/ NOTES ON THE MEASUREMENT AND SIGNIFICANCE OF SOME PR83613/ A PREFACE TO A THEORY OF REGULATION -HOWARD.R.A. -MATHESON,J.E. /690200 *SRI <SRI69-2-6 .PB1Y,F.R./ CURVES OF TIME DELAY IN ARRIVAL OF SKYWAVE SIGNALS AFTER ARRIVAL OF GROUND WAvE -GRACELY,F.R. /461105/ TOPOGRAPHY IN IMMEDIATE VIClrJITY OF PORTLAND, OREGON RECEIVING STATION -GRACELSIONS FROM CITIZENS' RADIO SERVICE TRANSCEIVERS -MOBLEY,M.C. -rOIA,M.J./ STRENGTH OF EMIS

MEASUREMENTS ON LAND MOBILE TRANSCEIVERS -EFREMOV,O. -HAGN,G. /720700 %46PP <SMTF72-01 .PB243737/EQUENCY MODULATION FOR TELEVISION TRANSMISSION -BOESE,W.C. /500525/ SURVEY REPORT ON THE USE OF FRPP.4FIGS. /TRANSMISSION BY ONE REFLECTION -VANDIVERE,JR.E.F. <4.1.1 .PB241398 /460909 %2

ATTENUATION IN SKYWAVE TRANS~I5SION MODES ON ACCOUNT OF PATH LENGTH /460821 ~2.5.1 .PBI66695/-6306 .PBI66741/ /TRANSMITTERS OPERATING ON VHF TV CHANNELS -WALDO,G.V. -DANIEL,W.A. /631231 <R

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UHF-TV CHANNEL ASSIGNMENT PROGRAM (UCAPj -KALAGIAN,G.S. /750100 %84PP <RS75-02 .PB241307R COMPATIBILITY STUDIES AT VHF AN UHF -DAVIS,E.D. /F10423 <R-6403 .PB166737 ~8PP. THE NEED FOATION OF MOBILE RADIO RECEPTION A UHF AND VHF -DEITZ,J. -LVCIA,F.L. -LIEBMAN,M.D. /730817/ DEGRADOF BASE STATION RADIO RECEPTION A UHF AND VHF DUE TO THE EFFE:CTS OF AUTOMOBILE/ DEGRADATION

UHF ASSIGNMENT PLAN -SKRIVSETH,A.G. <5.2.2 .PB166731 /610529 %5PP.2FIGUHF PROPAGATION CURVES FOR TELEVISION BROADCASTING -DAMELIN,J./UHF PROPAGATION CURVES FOR T'I AND FM. BROADO.5TING -DAMELIN,J. -DANIEL,W.A./UHF TABOOS NEW~YORK-CITY AREA -BROM~RY,R.M./ • A SUHF TABOOS/ A STUDY OF THE CHARACTERISTICS OF TYPICAL TEUHF TV BAN6s -BOESE,W.C. -FINE,H. /551115 <2.4.15/ PRESENT KNOWLUHF-TV PROJECT -HUTTON,D.S. /630212/ REPORT ON MOBILE FIELD SUHF-TV CHANNEl ASSIGNMENT PROGRAM (UCAPj -KALAGIAN,G.S. /750100 %84PP <RS75-0UHF-TV FREQUENCIES -DEITZ,J.! LAND MOBILE-CLOSED CIRCUIT DISUHF-TV PROJECT -DEITZ.J. /621114 %5PP.22FIGS. <R-6201/ REPORTUHF-TV PROJECT -HUTTON,D.S. /640605 <R-6405 .PB166736 %31PP.13FIGS.7TABLES.UHF-TV PROJECT -WALDO,G.V./ REPORT ON ANALYSIS OF MEASUREMENUHF-TV RECEIVING ANTENNAS FOR FIELD STRENGTH MEASUREMENf/ULTRA HIGHr:REQUE~:CY BAND 288-700MC -FINE,H./ Lor,G DISTANUSA IN 1961 -UNKNOWN /621019 %7PP/ SOME CHARACTfRISTICS OF TEUSA -HERBSTRITT,R.L. /731100 %14PP/ RAINCLIMATE .CONSIDERATIONS FOUSED BY THE GENERAL PUBLIC -SHEPHERD,R.A./ IMPROVED SUPRESUSED FO~ THE RESCINDED APPENDIX-A OF REPORT! PROPAGATION DATAUSED IN MEASURING RADIATED NOISE -DEITZ,J./ COMPUTATION OF CORREUSED IN OFFSHORE OIL PROSPECENG -DEITZ,J. <6.1.7 .PB241397/ AUSER LAND MOBILE EQUIPMENT! TECHNICAL PROBLEMS LIMITINGUSER'S MANUAL FOR COORD (FCC COORDINATION CONTOUR PROGRAM FOR DOMESTIC SATELLUTILITY -LIPINSKI,A.J. /690200 *SRI <SRI69-2-7 .PB183613UTILIZATION-FINAL REPORT PART-A ACQUISITION,ANALYSIS AND/UTILIZATION-FINAL REPORT PART-B AN ANALYSIS OF THE SPECTRUM/UTILIZATION-INTERIM REPORT PART-A ACQUISITION,PROCESSING AND/UTILIZATION-INTERIM REPORT PART-g AN ANALYSIS OF THE SPECTRUM/VARIATION OF BANDWIDTH WITH AUDIO FREQUENCY FOR A FREQUENCY MODULATED EMISSIO

EFFECT OF VARIATION OF E-LAYER EFFECTIVE HEIGHT ON THE ANGLE OF DEPARTURE PERTINENT TO/Y,F.R./ SOLAR CYCLE VARIATIONS OF SKYWAVE SIGNAL RANGES AT STANDARD BROADCAST FREQUENCIES -GRACEL. /630103 %3PP,9FIGS/ VARIATIONS OF THE VHF FIELD STRENGTHS OVER SUNSPOT CYCLE (1950-61) -DAMELIN,J

VCITY*VHFSIGN DATA BASE FOR VCAP -KALAGIAN,G.S. /740800 %TAPE <RS74-02 .PB237321VHF-TV CHANNEL ASSIGNMENT PROGRAM (VCAP) -KALAGIAN,G.S. /740800 %63PP <RS74-01 .PB236272321 VCITY*VHFSIGN DATA BASE FOR VCAP -KALAGIAN,G.S. /740800 %TAPE <RS74-02 .PB237INATION OF THE COMPLIANCE OF MOTOR VEHICLES WITH SAE STANDARD J551(C) -LUCIA,F.L./ AN EXAMHE VERTICAL PLANE OF A COAST-SIDE VERTICAL ANTENNA -VANDIVERE.JR.E.F./ THE RADIATION-PATTERN IN TPATTERN IN THE VERTICAL PLANE OF A VERTICAL ANTENNA OVER AN EARTH OFf RADIATION

THE RADIATION-PATTERN IN THE VERTICAL PLANE OF A COAST-SIDE VERTICAL ANT,NNA -VANDIVERE,JR.E.F./RADIATION PATTERN IN THE VERTICAL PLANE OF A VERTICAL ANTENNA OVER AN EARTH OF!

ENCED BY THREE SETS OF DATA IN THE VERY-HIGH FREQUENCY BAND/MOBILE RADIO RECEPTION AT UHF AND VHF -DEITZ,J. -LUCIA,F.L. -LIEBMAN.M.D. /730817/NEED FOR COMPATIBILITY STUDIES AT VHF AND UHF -DAVIS,E.D. /640423 <R-6403 .PB166737 %8PP.

DEVELOPMENT OF NEW VHF AND UHF PROPAGATION CUR~ES FOR TELEVISION BROADCASTING -DAMELIN,J./,W.A./ DEVELOPMENT OF VHF AND UHF PROPAGATION CURvES FOR TV AND FM BROADCASTING -DAMELIN,J. -DANIELNT KNOWLEDGE OF PROPAGATION IN THE VHF AND UHF TV BANDS -BOESE,W.C. ~FINE,H. /551115 <2.4.15/ PRESESTATION RADIO RECEPTION AT UHF AND VHF DUE TO THE EFFECTS OF AUTOMOBILE/ DEGRADATION OF BASE4.17/ SUMMARY OF VHF FIELD STRENGTH MEASUREMENTS IN TELEVISION ZONE-III -TAFF,J.M. /570930 <2.GS/ VARIATIONS OF THE VHF FIELD STRENGTHS OVER SUNSPOT CYCLE (1950-61) -DAMELIN,J. /630103 'X,3PP,9FI7PP/ DEVELOPMENT OF VHF PROPAGATION CURVES FOR THE MARITIME MOBILE SERVICE -DAMELIN,J. /671013 %1.23FIGS. VHF PROPAGATION WITHIN LINE OF SIGHT -FINE,H. !510601 <2.4.12 .P8166703 %79PP

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SEVERAL INTERFERING SIGNALS IN THE VHF RANGE -FINE,H. <4.2.3 .P8166710 /490831/ COMBINATION OFY SURVEY OF METEORIC REFLECTION OF VHF SIGNALS RECORDED AT ALLEGAN, MICHIGAN, ,DURING/ A PRELIMINAR

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VHF TROPOSPHERIC PROPAGAT ION MEASUREf,lENTS OVER SOUTHERN AND MIDWESTERN PATHS!VHF TROPOSPHERIC RECORDING MEASUREMENTS OF PLANE AND CIRCULAR POLARIZED WAVESVHF TV CHANNELS -WALDO,G.V. -DANIEL,W.A. /631231 <R-6306 .PBI66741/VHF~BANDS -DAMELIN,J. /631206 <R-6305/ COMPARATIVE FIELD STRENGTVHF-BROADCAST SERVICE PROBLEMS -FINE,H. <4.2.2 .PBI66711/ THEVHF-TV CHANNEL ASSIGNMENT PROGRAM (VCAP) -KALAGIAN,G.S. /740800 %63PP <RS74-0VHF-UHF FIELD STRENGTH MEAS~REMENTS -WALDO,G.V. -DAMELIN,J. /610501 <2.4.18.VHF-UHF RADIATION HAZARDS AiJD SAFETY· GUIDELINES -DAMELIN,J. /710719 %5PP <R-7VICINITY OF PORTLAND, OREGON RECEIVING STATION -GRACELY,F.R. /461105/VOLTAGE EQUIVALENCES -HURWITZ,I. /731100 <R-7305/ DOUBLE SIDEVOLUME-I. /490531 <MIMEO-36830 .PB1G6696VOLUME-II /500707 <MIMEO-54382 .PB16G697VOLUME-l FINDINGS AND RECO~MENDATIONS -WILMOTTE,DR.R.M./ TECHVOLUME-l SUMMARY REPORT/ NATIONAL AND REGIONAL SPECTVOLU~E-2 APPENDICES -FELPERIN,K.D./ NATIONAL AND REGIONAL SPECTVOLUME-2 SIMULATED TV DISPLAYS OF DIFFERENT SIZE AND/ TECHVOLUME-3 APPENDICES -WILMOTTE,DR.R:M. /741200 %114PP/ TECHWAVE -GRACELY,F.R./ CURVES OF TIME DELAY IN ARRIVAL OF SKYWAVWAVES IN THE GREAT LAKES/ VHF TROPOSPHERIC RECORDING MEASURE~ENT

WCAU-BALTIMORE-PATH AT STANDARD/ EFFECTS OF WEATHER CONDITIONS ONWEATHER CONDITIONS ON GROUNDWAVE FIELD-INTENSITIES FOR WCAU-BALTIMORE-PATH ATWELDERS -GARLAN,H./ FIELD MEASUREMENTS OF ELECTROMAGNETIC ENvJORKING GROUP-3 (ACLMRS) REPORT ON MAN-MADE :,JISE -DEITZ,J. /660630 .PB174278ZONE-III -TAFF,J.M. /570930 <2.4.17/ SU,,1'ilARY OF VHF FIELD S10-FEET ABOVE/ REPORT ON MOBILE FIELD STRENGTH MEASUREM11532) RELEASED-JUNE-26-1956 -FINE,H. -TAFF,J.M. /561022 <2.4.16 .PB24019B/150.8-162.0 MEGACYCLE LAND MOBILE BAND/ REPORT AND ANALYSIS OF N

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OCIATED WITH PROPOSED EXPANSION OF 27MHZ CITIZENS' RADIO SERVICE BAND/ INTERFERENCE PROBLEMS ASSFIELD INTENSITY RECORDINGS OVER A 270-MILE PATH -PEELE,B. /521031 <2.4.14/ VHF TROPOSPHERICIN THE ULTRA HIGH FREQUEt,CY BAND 288-700r,IC -FINE,H./ LONG DISTANCE TROPOSPHERIC PROPAGATION

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SUMf~ARY OF DATA-RECORDED ON 49.7-MC/S, AT DISTANCES-OF-420-AND-1345-MILES SHOWING CORRELATION/ION FACTORS FOR FREQurNCIES ABOVE 50MC -TAFF,J.M./ DETERMINATION AND APPLICATION OF TERRAIN CORRECTD FOR ANTENNA HEIGHTS GREATER THAN 500-FEET -TAFF,J.M. /491109 <2.4.7/ MAXIMUM PO~ER PERMITTERFORMANCE OF SHIPBOARD ANTENNAS AT 500KC -DEITZ.J. <6.1.3 .PB241397 /481001 %2PP.1FIG. PEEASUREMHiTS OVER A 30-MILE-PATH ON 508iVlC -WALDCl,G.V. /490902 <2.3.3 .PB241396/ PROPAGAJION M

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