Advancing Target Localization Through Silent RF Over Fiber Communications

Radio direction finding techniques enable friendly units to determine the location of unknown electromagnetic emissions. Standard procedures make these units susceptible to detection. We present a system that silently detects and aggregates received radio transmissions using radio frequency over fiber systems.

Authors

Kirk A. Ingold
Gregory Hurlock
Ocean Z. Mao
Gabrielle L. Wahjosoedibjo

Institutions

United States Military Academy (US)

Publication Details

Published: 2025-08-13
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1109/rapid64712.2025.11151406
Primary Topic: Radio Wave Propagation Studies
Type: article
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Advancing Target Localization Through Silent RF Over Fiber Communications

Kirk A. Ingold, Gregory Hurlock, Ocean Z. Mao, Gabrielle L. Wahjosoedibjo

Aug 13, 2025

Radio Wave Propagation Studies

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Advancing Target Localization Through Silent RF Over Fiber Communications

Kirk A. Ingold, Gregory Hurlock, Ocean Z. Mao, Gabrielle L. Wahjosoedibjo

August 13, 2025article en

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United States Military Academy (US)

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Radio Wave Propagation Studies

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