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Beyond-Line-of-Sight communications with ducting layer
Near-surface wave propagation at microwave frequencies, especially 2 GHz and above, shows significant dependence on atmospheric ducts that are the layer in which rapid decrease in the refractive index occurs. The propagating signals in the atmospheric ducts are trapped between the ducting layer and
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