NASA NTRS · 19920001826
An RF interference mitigation methodology with potential applications in scheduling
Abstract
Software tools for interference analysis and mitigation were developed in the Communications Link Analysis and Simulation System (CLASS) environment for: communications performance evaluation; and mission planning. Potential applications are seen in analysis, evaluation, and optimization of user schedules. Tools producing required separation angles and potential interference intervals can be used as an aid to mutual interference mitigation within a scheduling system.
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Wong, Yen F., Rash, James L.. 1991-09-01. An RF interference mitigation methodology with potential applications in scheduling. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19920001826
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