June 1971 | Technical Report OT/TRER 14
Urban Residential Man-Made Radio Noise Analysis and Predictions
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Arthur D. Spaulding, William H. Ahlbeck, and L. Roger Espeland, “Urban Residential Man-Made Radio Noise Analysis and Predictions,” Technical Report OT/TRER 14, U.S. Department of Commerce, Office of Telecommunications, Institute for Telecommunication Sciences, June 1971.
Arthur D. Spaulding, William H. Ahlbeck, and L. Roger Espeland
Abstract: During May and June of 1968, OT/ITS conducted a man-made radio noise survey of San Antonio, Texas. The results of part of this survey of residential urban man-made radio noise are given, along with the correlations of the measured values of noise power density with population density and vehicular count (traffic density). Also given are various detailed amplitude and time statistics of man-made noise recorded in the vicinity of Grand Coulee Dam, Washington, and in an urban area of Boulder, Colorado.
Keywords: power density contours; noise measurement; man-made noise; urban environment; amplitude probability distribution; man-made radio noise; mobile measurements
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