Articles
TETRA on the rise
Growth in new contract awards across Australia has seen the Asia-Pacific region become the world's fastest-growing region for TETRA. [ + ]
Radio's role in M2M
What roles should cellular and PMR communications play as data bearers within the machine-to-machine networks? [ + ]
Guiding the USA's coming spectrum auction
In this edited extract from a recent address, we present FCC Commissioner Michael O'Reilly's views on several issues of relevance to the critical communications industry. [ + ]
Wireless pioneer wins the 2014 Marconi Prize
A pioneer who developed the theory and applications of MIMO antennas, Stanford Professor AJ Paulraj, has been awarded the 2014 Marconi Prize. [ + ]
European workshop explores spectrum occupancy measurements
A recent workshop brought together senior spectrum managers and technical experts from across Europe and the world to explore some of the latest innovations in spectrum management. [ + ]
Fast and faster: the cutting edge of transmission
The world's fastest arbitrary waveform generator for testing transmission techniques could help boost bandwidth on communications networks. [ + ]
Case study: HF powers ahead
A US electrical power agency that spans eight states in the Pacific Northwest has chosen Barrett HF equipment for its independent emergency radio communication system. [ + ]
From battlefield to public safety
A military network that lets diverse communications seamlessly transmit voice, imagery and video data, has potential for civilian emergency services use. [ + ]
Interview: Brett Savill, BAI
From its origins as an obscure government entity, Australia’s BAI has transformed into a market-leading commercial operation providing services to almost the entire broadcast industry. [ + ]
Smart software battles natural disasters
Smart software is helping emergency services agencies gather and analyse information in a more timely way, enabling them to better battle natural disasters to help save lives and property. [ + ]
Radio reflections to keep satellites safe
Western Australia's super-sensitive Murchison Widefield Array radio telescope has been used to detect space junk, just by listening to the reflections of broadcast radio signals. [ + ]
Emergency broadcasting during disasters
Governments and emergency services agencies are working on improved ways to keep the public informed during times of crisis and natural disaster. [ + ]
Comms Connect a critical success
The annual Comms Connect conference has wrapped up for another year, having surpassed last year's event and exceeded the expectations of delegates, speakers and exhibitors. [ + ]
LTE's challenge for network troubleshooters
Customer demand is driving LTE providers to develop new skill sets and services to optimise spectrum use, and test and maintain networks. [ + ]
ARCIA: Industry's viewpoint
ARCIA President Hamish Duff discusses the role industry must play to ensure that critical public safety needs are met. [ + ]
