Techniques for Generating the Geographical Distribution of Early-Time Hemp Coupling to Horizontal Lines and Antennas

This paper presents techniques for analyzing the early time EMP (E1) environments and coupling to systems using approximate techniques suitable for use on a small computer. These include the generation of databases of E1 radiated environments and simplified coupling techniques for EMP analysis and hardening.

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2025-08-18
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https://doi.org/10.1109/emcsipi52291.2025.11169856
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Antenna Design and Analysis
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Techniques for Generating the Geographical Distribution of Early-Time Hemp Coupling to Horizontal Lines and Antennas

James L. Gilbert
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Techniques for Generating the Geographical Distribution of Early-Time Hemp Coupling to Horizontal Lines and Antennas

James L. Gilbert
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This paper presents techniques for analyzing the early time EMP (E1) environments and coupling to systems using approximate techniques suitable for use on a small computer. These include the generation of databases of E1 radiated environments and simplified coupling techniques for EMP analysis and hardening.

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