NAVIGATING TO AVOID A KNOWN NOISE SOURCE

T. M. Pienkowski

Abstract:	A VEHICLE DEPENDENT on navigation or communication radio receivers has to avoid a radio-noise contaminated area. Equations and curves are presented which are useful in analyzing the navigational problems when the requirement is to avoid areas contaminated by a radio-noise source. For preliminary analysis purposes, an adequate geometric description of a noise area is completely determined by only two parameters, one of which is a simple separation distance and the other a parameter which as been referred to, by some writers, as “equivalent received excess required signal to noise power ratio.” A literature search has not revealed pertinent predecessor treatment of this subject area.
Published in:	NAVIGATION, Journal of the Institute of Navigation, Volume 19, Number 4
Pages:	308 - 310
Cite this article:	Pienkowski, T. M., "NAVIGATING TO AVOID A KNOWN NOISE SOURCE", NAVIGATION, Journal of The Institute of Navigation, Vol. 19, No. 4, Winter 1972-1973, pp. 308-310.
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