Prediction and measurement of high frequency radio frequencies in peninsular Malaysia and comparisons with the international reference ionosphere model

Prediction of High Frequency (HF) radio frequency is important in the planning and operation of HF radio system because of the highly variable ionospheric region. Therefore, there is a requirement to find reliable and accurate HF operating frequencies in the Malaysian environment. The main aim of th...

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主要な著者: Malik, R. A, Abdullah, M, Abdullah, S, Homam, Mariyam Jamilah, Yokoyama, T, Yatini, C. Y
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https://doi.org/10.1166/asl.2017.8376
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spelling my.uthm.eprints.56192022-01-17T02:49:03Z http://eprints.uthm.edu.my/5619/ Prediction and measurement of high frequency radio frequencies in peninsular Malaysia and comparisons with the international reference ionosphere model Malik, R. A Abdullah, M Abdullah, S Homam, Mariyam Jamilah Yokoyama, T Yatini, C. Y TK5101-6720 Telecommunication. Including telegraphy, telephone, radio, radar, television Prediction of High Frequency (HF) radio frequency is important in the planning and operation of HF radio system because of the highly variable ionospheric region. Therefore, there is a requirement to find reliable and accurate HF operating frequencies in the Malaysian environment. The main aim of this study was to observe and analyze the HF prediction and measurement in Peninsular Malaysia which was then compared to the IRI Model prediction. This study was carried out in the equatorial region and in the middle of solar cycle 24 which was in July and August of 2014. The HF prediction process involved two maximum usable frequency (MUF) models, and the predicted result, i.e., operating working frequency (OWF) was based on hourly monthly median values. The results show that the IRI Model overestimated MUF prediction at about 36% for July 2014 and 38% for August 2014. This indicates that the IRI Model is an inappropriate model to be used for prediction of HF operating frequency in the Malaysian region. Meanwhile, the OWF measurements were around the OWF prediction, and this indicates that the OWF measurements are in the range of the OWF prediction. Accordingly, the lower decile MUF, i.e., OWF is the right range for HF operating frequency. American Scientific Publishers 2017 Article PeerReviewed Malik, R. A and Abdullah, M and Abdullah, S and Homam, Mariyam Jamilah and Yokoyama, T and Yatini, C. Y (2017) Prediction and measurement of high frequency radio frequencies in peninsular Malaysia and comparisons with the international reference ionosphere model. Advanced Science Letters, 23 (2). pp. 1294-1298. ISSN 1936-7317 https://doi.org/10.1166/asl.2017.8376
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topic TK5101-6720 Telecommunication. Including telegraphy, telephone, radio, radar, television
spellingShingle TK5101-6720 Telecommunication. Including telegraphy, telephone, radio, radar, television
Malik, R. A
Abdullah, M
Abdullah, S
Homam, Mariyam Jamilah
Yokoyama, T
Yatini, C. Y
Prediction and measurement of high frequency radio frequencies in peninsular Malaysia and comparisons with the international reference ionosphere model
description Prediction of High Frequency (HF) radio frequency is important in the planning and operation of HF radio system because of the highly variable ionospheric region. Therefore, there is a requirement to find reliable and accurate HF operating frequencies in the Malaysian environment. The main aim of this study was to observe and analyze the HF prediction and measurement in Peninsular Malaysia which was then compared to the IRI Model prediction. This study was carried out in the equatorial region and in the middle of solar cycle 24 which was in July and August of 2014. The HF prediction process involved two maximum usable frequency (MUF) models, and the predicted result, i.e., operating working frequency (OWF) was based on hourly monthly median values. The results show that the IRI Model overestimated MUF prediction at about 36% for July 2014 and 38% for August 2014. This indicates that the IRI Model is an inappropriate model to be used for prediction of HF operating frequency in the Malaysian region. Meanwhile, the OWF measurements were around the OWF prediction, and this indicates that the OWF measurements are in the range of the OWF prediction. Accordingly, the lower decile MUF, i.e., OWF is the right range for HF operating frequency.
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author Malik, R. A
Abdullah, M
Abdullah, S
Homam, Mariyam Jamilah
Yokoyama, T
Yatini, C. Y
author_facet Malik, R. A
Abdullah, M
Abdullah, S
Homam, Mariyam Jamilah
Yokoyama, T
Yatini, C. Y
author_sort Malik, R. A
title Prediction and measurement of high frequency radio frequencies in peninsular Malaysia and comparisons with the international reference ionosphere model
title_short Prediction and measurement of high frequency radio frequencies in peninsular Malaysia and comparisons with the international reference ionosphere model
title_full Prediction and measurement of high frequency radio frequencies in peninsular Malaysia and comparisons with the international reference ionosphere model
title_fullStr Prediction and measurement of high frequency radio frequencies in peninsular Malaysia and comparisons with the international reference ionosphere model
title_full_unstemmed Prediction and measurement of high frequency radio frequencies in peninsular Malaysia and comparisons with the international reference ionosphere model
title_sort prediction and measurement of high frequency radio frequencies in peninsular malaysia and comparisons with the international reference ionosphere model
publisher American Scientific Publishers
publishDate 2017
url http://eprints.uthm.edu.my/5619/
https://doi.org/10.1166/asl.2017.8376
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