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Progress towards a propagation prediction service for HF communications with aircraft on trans-polar routes

@inproceedings{Warrington2016ProgressTA,
  title={Progress towards a propagation prediction service for HF communications with aircraft on trans-polar routes},
  author={Michael Warrington and N. Rogers and A. Stocker and J. Hallam and D. Siddle and H. Al-Behadili and N. Zaalov and F. Honary and D. Boteler and D. Danskin},
  year={2016}
}

Michael Warrington, N. Rogers, +7 authors D. Danskin

Published 2016

Engineering

Commercial airlines began operations over polar routes in 1999 with a small number of proving flights. By 2014 the number had increased to in excess of 12,000 flights per year, and further increases are expected. For safe operations, the aircraft have to be able to communicate with air traffic control centres at all times. This is achieved by VHF links whilst within range of the widespread network of ground stations, and is by HF radio in remote areas such as the Polar regions, the North… CONTINUE READING

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