Persons
prof. Ing. Pavel Pechač, Ph.D.
Archive of PhD students
prof. Ing. Stanislav Zvánovec, Ph.D.
Department of Electromagnetic Field
Time-Space Modeling of Multimedia Wireless Systems Working in Millimeter Wavebands
doc. Ing. Milan Polívka, Ph.D.
Vice Dean for Doctoral Studies and Research
Department of Electromagnetic Field
Ing. Martin Mudroch, Ph.D.
Department of Electromagnetic Field
Refractivity profile estimation using artificial neural networks
Dissertation topics
Propagation Modeling for Low Elevation Links
- Branch of study: Electrical Engineering and Communications
- Department: Department of Electromagnetic Field
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Description:
The topic is generally focused on research of wireless propagation channel for so called low elevation links, i.e. typically ground-to-air(UAV) links. The work includes investigations of both atmospheric and local environment effects as well as system issues like diversity techniques.
Propagation Modeling for Microwave and Millimeter Wave Wireless Systems in Built-Up Areas
- Branch of study: Electrical Engineering and Communications
- Department: Department of Electromagnetic Field
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Description:
Focused on research of advanced deterministic signal propagation models of for prospective outdoor and indoor wireless systems. These systems tend to use millimeter waves frequency bands and complex antenna systems.
Propagation Modeling for SatCom and SatNav Services
- Branch of study: Electrical Engineering and Communications
- Department: Department of Electromagnetic Field
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Description:
The topic is focused on research of propagation channel for satellite communication and navigation services, i.e. high elevation links. The aim is to develop new deterministic propagation models involving the effects of the atmosphere and the terrestrial terminal type (fixed, mobile, nomadic) and environment (terrain, buildings, antennas).
Radiowave Propagation in Atmospheric Boundary Layer
- Branch of study: Electrical Engineering and Communications
- Department: Department of Electromagnetic Field
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Description:
The topic deals with the radio wave propagation in the troposphere for the needs of wireless links in cm and mm wav bands. The works includes investigations of radiometeorologic properties of the lowest layers of the atmosphere, e.g., monitoring spatial and temporal distribution of refractivity, the impact of hydrometeors etc.
