Compact Covariance paper URSII, 24-25 April 2013

Published by National Physical Laboratory

Preliminary report: compact covariance representation of waveform uncertainties at XXXIII Finnish URSI Convention on Radio Science SMARAD Seminar, Dipoli, Otaniemi, Finland, 24–25 April 2013. Uncertainties represented as time or frequency grow proportional to trace length only. K Ojasalo D A Humphreys P M Harris

Web Reference:

You might also be interested in these news articles from across the CW network

Subscribe to the CW newsletter

Sign me up

This site uses cookies.

We use cookies to help us to improve our site and they enable us to deliver the best possible service and customer experience. By clicking accept or continuing to use this site you are agreeing to our cookies policy. Learn more

Start typing and press enter or the magnifying glass to search

Sign up to our newsletter
Stay in touch with CW

Choosing to join an existing organisation means that you'll need to be approved before your registration is complete. You'll be notified by email when your request has been accepted.

i
Your password must be at least 8 characters long and contain at least 1 uppercase character, 1 lowercase character and at least 1 number.

I would like to subscribe to

Select at least one option*

Reality Check

How far has software defined networking come? How will it enable 5G? Find out at this Virtual Networks SIG event on Thursday 12 March in London.

Find out more

Getting a non-technical person to appreciate your ideas

If you have a challenge engaging key stakeholders who don't have a technical background in your work, register for this training seminar on 30 January in Cambridge.

Find out more

Connect yourself with the knowledge needed for full business transformation

Looking to digitise your business? Find out more about CW's Innovation programmes, including our work with the R&D team of global hair styling device designer, ghd.

Find out more

Join our active community of engineers & technologists

Position your organisation for success by giving your teams unlimited access to - and the opportunity to influence - our membership of 400 technology corporations.

Find out more