NASA NTRS · 19910007373
Exponential ground impedance models and their interpretation
Abstract
The authors compare the results of Donato's exponentially varying ground model, Attenborough's exponentially varying ground model and the rigid backed thin layer model. They show that these models produce similar results for slow variations. For rapid variations the results are quite different, but the basic theory used is only correct for the thin layer model. These results suggest that the exponentially varying models are not necessary for fitting ground impedance data.
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Raspet, Richard, Sprague, Mark. 1990-12-01. Exponential ground impedance models and their interpretation. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19910007373
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