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DESCRIPTION:This talk includes discussion and possible display of technical
  devices that can be additionally added to the basic radio-relay configura
 tion ‘in the field’\, such as environmental-monitoring sensors or more
  complex instruments (E.g. weather stations) that inform mobile radio amat
 eurs about weather conditions at the “other end of the road” –withou
 t any need for commercial media sources & infrastructure (TV broadcast\, c
 ell phone towers\, etc.) This topic may be also of interest for agrarian-m
 eteorology\, soil science\, food production\, etc. as well as for members 
 of IEEE Geoscience and Remote Sensing Society.\n\nBesides the talk\, there
  will be a workshop ‘in the field’ featuring a team of students who wa
 lk around the campus\, carrying a handheld ham radio station equipped with
  a GNSS (GPS) receiver. The second team remains in the lab\, trying to rec
 eive radio signals (and position) sent by the first team.\n\nSpeaker(s): M
 iroslav Skoric\n\nUniversidad Carlos III de Madrid\, Av. de la Universidad
 \, 30\, Leganés\, Madrid\, Spain\, 28911
LOCATION:Universidad Carlos III de Madrid\, Av. de la Universidad\, 30\, Le
 ganés\, Madrid\, Spain\, 28911
ORGANIZER:javierp@usal.es
SEQUENCE:14
SUMMARY:DL by Miroslav Skoric - Environment Monitoring and Amateur Radio
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/544534
X-ALT-DESC:Description: <br /><p>This talk includes discussion and possible
  display of technical devices that can be additionally added to the basic 
 radio-relay configuration &lsquo\;in the field&rsquo\;\, such as environme
 ntal-monitoring sensors or more complex&nbsp\; instruments (E.g. weather s
 tations) that inform mobile radio amateurs&nbsp\; about weather conditions
  at the &ldquo\;other end of the road&rdquo\; &ndash\;without any&nbsp\; n
 eed for commercial media sources &amp\; infrastructure (TV broadcast\, cel
 l&nbsp\; phone towers\, etc.) This topic may be also of interest for&nbsp\
 ; agrarian-meteorology\, soil science\, food production\, etc. as well as 
 for&nbsp\; members of IEEE Geoscience and Remote Sensing Society.</p>\n<p>
 Besides the talk\, there will be a workshop &lsquo\;in the field&rsquo\; f
 eaturing a team of students who walk around the campus\, carrying a handhe
 ld ham radio station equipped with a GNSS (GPS) receiver. The second team 
 remains in the lab\, trying to receive radio signals (and position) sent b
 y the first team.</p>
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