Optimal constant system bit rate for maximum throughput in meteor burst systems

Hibshoosh, Eliphaz; Schilling, D. L.; Weitzen, Jay

doi:10.1109/milcom.1988.13448

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“…Furthermore, observed histograms of trail durations do not appear to fit the predicted exponential distribution. An attempt to improve upon this model by Hibshoosh et al [1988] resulted in better fits to the expected duration distribution but still failed to predict the reduced average duration with increasing threshold.…”

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Distribution of underdense meteor trail durations and duty cycle and applications to meteor scatter communication system design

Ralston¹,

Weitzen²,

Ostergaard³

1993

Radio Science

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Analysis of data from recent experiments leads to the observation that the distribution of underdense meteor trail durations differs from classical predictions. A new theory for the distribution of underdense meteor trail durations has been developed based upon the assumption of a normal height distribution and lognormal amplitude distribution which leads to a lognormal distribution of the trail durations. It is shown that this model provides a better fit to observed data than the classic model. This model, applied in conjunction with previously reported work, can be used to provide improved predictions of the performance of meteor scatter communications systems.

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confidence: 99%