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NASCTN Reports and Follow-On Research
Overviews of the NASCTN projects that generated these reports and data can be found on the Projects page. Follow-on research resulting from NASCTN projects and data are included for additional information.
GPS
- [1] “LTE impacts on GPS”, W. F. Young et al., NIST, 15-Feb-2017.
- [2] “Black Box Measurement of System Noise in Integrated Wireless Receivers”, D. G. Kuester, D. A. McGillivray, S. M. Genco, and Dazhen Gu, NIST, 13-Sep-2017.
- [3] “Interference tests at room temperature applied to deployed low-noise receivers”, D. G. Kuester, D. A. McGillivray, A. Wunderlich, and W. F. Young, 18-Oct-2017.
AWS-3 LTE
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[4] “Characterizing LTE User Equipment Emissions: Factor Screening”, J. B. Coder et al., NIST, 30-Sep-2019.
The Factor Screening Data Set can be found here. -
[5] “Measured Emission Spectra of Selected AWS-3 LTE Transmitters”, M. R. Frey et al., NIST, 16-Jan-2018.
3.5 GHz
- [6] “3.5 GHz Radar Waveform Capture at Fort Story”, P. D. Hale, J. A. Jargon, P. J. Jeavons, M. R. Souryal, A. J. Wunderlich, and M. Lofquist, NIST, 04-Aug-2017.
- [7] “3.5 GHz Radar Waveform Capture at Point Loma”, P. D. Hale, J. A. Jargon, P. J. Jeavons, M. R. Souryal, A. J. Wunderlich, and M. Lofquist, NIST, 11-May-2017.
- [8] “Spectrum Occupancy and Ambient Power Distributions for the 3.5 GHz Band Estimated from Observations at Point Loma and Fort Story”, M. Lees, A. J. Wunderlich, P. J. Jeavons, P. D. Hale, and M. R. Souryal, NIST, 11-Sep-2018.
- [9] “Deep Learning Classification of 3.5 GHz Band Spectrograms with Applications to Spectrum Sensing”, M. Lees, A. J. Wunderlich, P. J. Jeavons, P. D. Hale, and M. R. Souryal, NIST, vol. 5, no. 2, pp. 224–236, 08-Jun-2019.