Radio-Wave and Alternative Communications in the Arctic
Discusses communication circuits in this region: major recent North American Arctic networks; relative performance of six circuit types, problems, and possible future networks. Submarine cable and tropospheric scatter are the most effective methods of communication for the Arctic. A submarine cable...
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Discusses communication circuits in this region: major recent North American Arctic networks; relative performance of six circuit types, problems, and possible future networks. Submarine cable and tropospheric scatter are the most effective methods of communication for the Arctic. A submarine cable linking North America and Europe via Thule, Greenland, is suggested. |
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Radio-Wave and Alternative Communications in the Arctic |
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