Vehicular Dataset with Spirent and Cardiff University
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Initial mapping of the vehicular Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) measurement dataset created with Spirent and Cardiff University.
Posts by Tags
Antenna Arrays
Engaging Plots with PyVista
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An intial exploration of PyVista for interactive 3D plots, and the challenges and opportunities for interactive plots in webpages.
STEM for Britain 2023
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The Power of the Sun : Workshop on Space Based Solar Power
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I’m excited to announce “The Power of the Sun : Workshop on Space Based Solar Power”, funded by the University of Bristol, and supported by the Satellite Applications Catapult and Virtus Solis. Beyond the academic interest in the problems of modelling such large antenna arrays in orbit, I am very excited about the possibility of transforming what was a staple of science fiction, into a very real contributor to the energy mix.
Unfogging the Farfield
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When considering antennas and antenna arrays, one of the more useful and consistent abstractions are that of the plane wave, and the related concept of the farfield. These concepts are simplifications of the expanding spherical wavefronts in the limit of large distances. The approximation states that when considering a specific direction or set of directions the spherical wavefront can be approximated as a plane wave propagating in the direction of interest.
Operating in the Future Electromagnetic Environment Symposium
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An excellent symposium hosted at the IET. A lovely building with a statue of Faraday right in front. The symposium was hosted by DSTL.
Antennas
Vehicular Dataset with Spirent and Cardiff University
Published:
Initial mapping of the vehicular Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) measurement dataset created with Spirent and Cardiff University.
Engaging Plots with PyVista
Published:
An intial exploration of PyVista for interactive 3D plots, and the challenges and opportunities for interactive plots in webpages.
The Power of the Sun : Workshop on Space Based Solar Power
Published:
I’m excited to announce “The Power of the Sun : Workshop on Space Based Solar Power”, funded by the University of Bristol, and supported by the Satellite Applications Catapult and Virtus Solis. Beyond the academic interest in the problems of modelling such large antenna arrays in orbit, I am very excited about the possibility of transforming what was a staple of science fiction, into a very real contributor to the energy mix.
Unfogging the Farfield
Published:
When considering antennas and antenna arrays, one of the more useful and consistent abstractions are that of the plane wave, and the related concept of the farfield. These concepts are simplifications of the expanding spherical wavefronts in the limit of large distances. The approximation states that when considering a specific direction or set of directions the spherical wavefront can be approximated as a plane wave propagating in the direction of interest.
DSTL
Operating in the Future Electromagnetic Environment Symposium
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An excellent symposium hosted at the IET. A lovely building with a statue of Faraday right in front. The symposium was hosted by DSTL.
Electromagnetics
Vehicular Dataset with Spirent and Cardiff University
Published:
Initial mapping of the vehicular Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) measurement dataset created with Spirent and Cardiff University.
Engaging Plots with PyVista
Published:
An intial exploration of PyVista for interactive 3D plots, and the challenges and opportunities for interactive plots in webpages.
STEM for Britain 2023
Published:
The Power of the Sun : Workshop on Space Based Solar Power
Published:
I’m excited to announce “The Power of the Sun : Workshop on Space Based Solar Power”, funded by the University of Bristol, and supported by the Satellite Applications Catapult and Virtus Solis. Beyond the academic interest in the problems of modelling such large antenna arrays in orbit, I am very excited about the possibility of transforming what was a staple of science fiction, into a very real contributor to the energy mix.
Unfogging the Farfield
Published:
When considering antennas and antenna arrays, one of the more useful and consistent abstractions are that of the plane wave, and the related concept of the farfield. These concepts are simplifications of the expanding spherical wavefronts in the limit of large distances. The approximation states that when considering a specific direction or set of directions the spherical wavefront can be approximated as a plane wave propagating in the direction of interest.
Operating in the Future Electromagnetic Environment Symposium
Published:
An excellent symposium hosted at the IET. A lovely building with a statue of Faraday right in front. The symposium was hosted by DSTL.
GNSS
Vehicular Dataset with Spirent and Cardiff University
Published:
Initial mapping of the vehicular Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) measurement dataset created with Spirent and Cardiff University.
LyceanEM
LyceanEM Examples
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Addition of examples to the documentation for LyceanEM, found at examples. The examples cover Aperture Projection, Aperture Modelling, Array Modelling and Beamforming, and modelling physical channels in the Frequency or Time Domain.
Release of LyceanEM
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LyceanEM, the electromagnetics software I have been developing to support my research is now open for anybody to use. If you have an interest in communications, antennas, or radar then LyceanEM can help.
Royal Academy of Engineering Intelligence Community Postdoctoral Fellowship
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Announcement of Royal Academy of Engineering Intelligence Community Postdoctoral Fellowship.
Profiling, Electromagnetics and GPU Processing
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Discussions of the struggles of electromagnetics development, profiling, and the benefits of the GPU architecture
GPU Processing and Medical Imaging
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Introduction to GPU accelerated processing, and exploration of medical imaging
Beamforming and Conformal Antenna Arrays
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In order to predict the performance envelope of an array, the effects of beamforming the aperture need to be taken into account. The array is modelled using electric current sources to replicate the individual elements and "Equal Gain Combining" to form the beam efficiently in along the desired directions.
Rapid EM Modelling
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Rapid Electromagnetics modelling for mobile platforms
Why Model?
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What’s the point of Modelling?
Introducing LyceanEM
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Welcome to the LyceanEM blog, I will add to it as I work on new ways to model electromagnetics for sensors and communications. I will update this blog with musings on the changing needs of antenna engineers in the battle for bandwidth and capability on the latest sensor and communications systems, and ways to address them.
Measurements
Vehicular Dataset with Spirent and Cardiff University
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Initial mapping of the vehicular Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) measurement dataset created with Spirent and Cardiff University.
Net Zero
The Power of the Sun : Workshop on Space Based Solar Power
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I’m excited to announce “The Power of the Sun : Workshop on Space Based Solar Power”, funded by the University of Bristol, and supported by the Satellite Applications Catapult and Virtus Solis. Beyond the academic interest in the problems of modelling such large antenna arrays in orbit, I am very excited about the possibility of transforming what was a staple of science fiction, into a very real contributor to the energy mix.
Parliment
STEM for Britain 2023
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Passive Radar
Workshop Announcement: RF Sensing as a Service
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Workshop Announcement: RF Sensing as a Service A workshop hosted by the University of Bristol as part of my research into satellite based passive radar, in order to explore the challenges, breakthroughs and applications for space based sensor networks.
PyVista
Vehicular Dataset with Spirent and Cardiff University
Published:
Initial mapping of the vehicular Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) measurement dataset created with Spirent and Cardiff University.
Engaging Plots with PyVista
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An intial exploration of PyVista for interactive 3D plots, and the challenges and opportunities for interactive plots in webpages.
Qinetiq
Operating in the Future Electromagnetic Environment Symposium
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An excellent symposium hosted at the IET. A lovely building with a statue of Faraday right in front. The symposium was hosted by DSTL.
Radar Networks
Workshop Announcement: RF Sensing as a Service
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Workshop Announcement: RF Sensing as a Service A workshop hosted by the University of Bristol as part of my research into satellite based passive radar, in order to explore the challenges, breakthroughs and applications for space based sensor networks.
Satellites
The Power of the Sun : Workshop on Space Based Solar Power
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I’m excited to announce “The Power of the Sun : Workshop on Space Based Solar Power”, funded by the University of Bristol, and supported by the Satellite Applications Catapult and Virtus Solis. Beyond the academic interest in the problems of modelling such large antenna arrays in orbit, I am very excited about the possibility of transforming what was a staple of science fiction, into a very real contributor to the energy mix.
Workshop Announcement: RF Sensing as a Service
Published:
Workshop Announcement: RF Sensing as a Service A workshop hosted by the University of Bristol as part of my research into satellite based passive radar, in order to explore the challenges, breakthroughs and applications for space based sensor networks.
Simulation
Vehicular Dataset with Spirent and Cardiff University
Published:
Initial mapping of the vehicular Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) measurement dataset created with Spirent and Cardiff University.
Engaging Plots with PyVista
Published:
An intial exploration of PyVista for interactive 3D plots, and the challenges and opportunities for interactive plots in webpages.
STEM for Britain 2023
Published:
The Power of the Sun : Workshop on Space Based Solar Power
Published:
I’m excited to announce “The Power of the Sun : Workshop on Space Based Solar Power”, funded by the University of Bristol, and supported by the Satellite Applications Catapult and Virtus Solis. Beyond the academic interest in the problems of modelling such large antenna arrays in orbit, I am very excited about the possibility of transforming what was a staple of science fiction, into a very real contributor to the energy mix.
Unfogging the Farfield
Published:
When considering antennas and antenna arrays, one of the more useful and consistent abstractions are that of the plane wave, and the related concept of the farfield. These concepts are simplifications of the expanding spherical wavefronts in the limit of large distances. The approximation states that when considering a specific direction or set of directions the spherical wavefront can be approximated as a plane wave propagating in the direction of interest.
Operating in the Future Electromagnetic Environment Symposium
Published:
An excellent symposium hosted at the IET. A lovely building with a statue of Faraday right in front. The symposium was hosted by DSTL.
Solar Power
The Power of the Sun : Workshop on Space Based Solar Power
Published:
I’m excited to announce “The Power of the Sun : Workshop on Space Based Solar Power”, funded by the University of Bristol, and supported by the Satellite Applications Catapult and Virtus Solis. Beyond the academic interest in the problems of modelling such large antenna arrays in orbit, I am very excited about the possibility of transforming what was a staple of science fiction, into a very real contributor to the energy mix.
Space Based Solar Power
STEM for Britain 2023
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Symposium
Operating in the Future Electromagnetic Environment Symposium
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An excellent symposium hosted at the IET. A lovely building with a statue of Faraday right in front. The symposium was hosted by DSTL.
Ultra Large Antenna Arrays
The Power of the Sun : Workshop on Space Based Solar Power
Published:
I’m excited to announce “The Power of the Sun : Workshop on Space Based Solar Power”, funded by the University of Bristol, and supported by the Satellite Applications Catapult and Virtus Solis. Beyond the academic interest in the problems of modelling such large antenna arrays in orbit, I am very excited about the possibility of transforming what was a staple of science fiction, into a very real contributor to the energy mix.
Workshop
The Power of the Sun : Workshop on Space Based Solar Power
Published:
I’m excited to announce “The Power of the Sun : Workshop on Space Based Solar Power”, funded by the University of Bristol, and supported by the Satellite Applications Catapult and Virtus Solis. Beyond the academic interest in the problems of modelling such large antenna arrays in orbit, I am very excited about the possibility of transforming what was a staple of science fiction, into a very real contributor to the energy mix.