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Seminar
on Radiocommunications 2001
In
the spring of 2001, the Institute for Telecommunication
organised the seminar Radiocommunications 2001 in association
with the Laboratory for Radio Communications at the
Faculty of Electrical Engineering, University of Ljubljana.
It was intended for experts in the field of radiocommunications.
At the conference, a large range of theoretical technical
papers as well as a number of papers based on practical
work were presented and the audience had the opportunity
to hear not only Slovenian lecturers but also recognised
experts from abroad.
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Report
RADIOCOMMUNICATIONS
2001
Ljubljana, Mercurius Congress Centre, April 18 – 20
2001
A relatively large, interesting and, judging by their
profession, motivated group of people from various parts
of Slovenia and neighbouring Croatia gathered on April
18 2001 in the lobby of the Mercurius Congress Centre,
BTC, Ljubljana, Slovenia, to attend the seminar Radiocommunications
2001- mostly because its leading theme, Planning of
Radiocommunications and Methods and Instruments for
Radiolocation, Radiomonitoring, Reconnaissance and Intelligence
and its prominent speakers from Slovenia and abroad
promised three interesting and highly educational days.
During the three days of the seminar, participants had
a chance to hear thirteen speakers, attend eighteen
lectures, and view the measuring vehicles and instruments
of eight Slovenian companies. Despite the quite tiring
programme, there were enough opportunities, i.e. during
coffee breaks, lunches, and the get-together party,
for socialising, meeting new people and making new business
connections, which was also one of the seminar’s aims.
One could say the seminar ended successfully. Besides,
it was the first time the seminar on radiocommunications
had been organised by the Institute for Telecommunications
in association with the Faculty of Electrical Engineering,
University of Ljubljana. So any ‘blunders’ from our
past can only help and motivate us to be better in organising
future seminars. In any case, we hope there were not
too many of them.
Programme
Wednesday,
18 April 2001
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Topic
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Lecturer
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8:00-9:00
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Reception and registration
of the participants and distribution of printed
materials
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9:00-9:15
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Opening Welcoming
address Introduction to the seminar
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Matjaz Vidmar,
Faculty of Electrical Engineering, University
of Ljubljana
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9:15-10:00
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Theory of Propagation
of Electromagnetic Waves, Part I
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Jozko Budin, Faculty
of Electrical Engineering, University of Ljubljana
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10:15-11:00
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Theory of Propagation
of Electromagnetic Waves, Part II
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Jozko Budin, Faculty
of Electrical Engineering, University of Ljubljana
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11:00-11:30
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Coffee break
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11:30-12:15
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Noise and Other
Interference Signals in Radiocommunications
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Matjaz Vidmar,
Faculty of Electrical Engineering, University
of Ljubljana
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12:30-13:15
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New Technologies
in the Activity of Slovenian Radio Amateurs
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Matjaz Vidmar,
Faculty of Electrical Engineering, University
of Ljubljana
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13:15-14:30
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LUNCH BREAK
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14:30-16:00
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The Use of the
Geographic Information System (GIS) in Radiocommunications
Planning
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Boris Ahlin, Andrej
Mirtič, Gisdata d.o.o., Ljubljana
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16:15-17:00
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Radio and Television
Broadcasting Stations Planning
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Stane Perpar, Radio-Television
Slovenia, Ljubljana
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17:15-18:00
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Mobile Radiocommunications
Planning for Public Services
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Ferdo Kolar, Infostik,
Gornja Radgona
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Thursday,
19 April 2001
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Topic
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Lecturer
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8:15-9:00
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Measurements of
Parameters of Electromagnetic Fields, Part I
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Stanko Gajsek,
Institute for Telecommunications
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9:15-10:00
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Measurements of
Parameters of Electromagnetic Fields, Part II
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Stanko Gajsek,
Instiute for Telecommunications
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10:15-11:00
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Guidelines on Limits
of Exposure to Radiofrequency Electromagnetic
Fields
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Alexander Scharpf,
NARDA Safety Products Inc., Germany
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11:00-11:15
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Coffee break
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11:15-12:00
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Point-to-Point
Microwave Radio Links Planning
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Alexander Scharpf,
NARDA Safety Products Inc., Germany
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12:15-13:00
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Ericsson Engineering
Tool (EET): Planning of Base and Radio Repeater
Stations for Mobile Telephone Network, Frequency
Planning and Traffic Statistics
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Tomaž Mulec, Mobitel
d.d., Ljubljana
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13:00-14:30
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LUNCH BREAK
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14:45
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Transport by bus
to Savlje
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15:00-18:00
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Demonstrations
of measurements of electromagnetic radiation at
the measuring site of the EMC Laboratory of SIQ
in Savlje
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Demonstration of
the measuring vehicle of the Control Department
of Ministry of the Information Society, Telecommunications
Administration, RS
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Zvonimir Makovec,
Ministry of the Information Society
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Demonstration of
the measuring vehicle of Radio-Television Slovenia
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Joze Vrhovsek,
Radio-Television Slovenia
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Test Mobile Station
(TEMS) of the mobile operator Mobitel d.d.
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Marko Vintar, Mobitel
d.d.
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Demonstration of
the measuring vehicle of the Institute for Telecommunications
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Stanko Gajsek,
Institute for Telecommunications
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Demonstration of
the radio test wagon of Slovenian Railways
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Matej Kosem, Slovenian
Railways
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Demonstration of
measuring peak power density of radar signals
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Stanko Gajšek,
Institute for Telecommunications
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7)
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Demonstration of
RFI measurements on domestic appliances, electric
tool and other electric devices by using LISN
and MDS absorbing clamp
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Niko Lahajner,
SIQ
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8)
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Demonstration of
RFI measurements
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Grega Kovač, SIQ
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9)
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Demonstration of
the measurements of potentially hazardous electromagnetic
radiation
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Alexander Sharpf,
NARDA Safety Products Inc., Germany
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Friday,
20 April 2001
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Topic
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Lecturer
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8:15-9:00
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Interoperability
of Telecommunications Systems of the Slovenian
Army with the Telecommunication Systems of NATO
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Stanislav Šantelj,
General Staff of Slovenian Army, Ljubljana
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9:15-10:00
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Measurement Radio
Receivers and Spectrum Analysers
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Arno Holl, Rohde
& Schwarz Austria, Vienna Austria
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10:15-11:00
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Methods, Equipment
and Systems for Radiolocation, Radio Monitoring,
Reconnaissance and Intelligence: Rohde & Schwarz
AMMOS - Automatic Modular Monitoring of Signals,
Part I
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Gerd Schramm, Rohde
& Schwarz, Munich, Germany
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11:00-11:30
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Coffee break
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11:30-12:15
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Methods, Equipment
and Systems for Radiolocation, Radio Monitoring,
Reconnaissance and Intelligence: Rohde & Schwarz
AMMOS - Automatic Modular Monitoring of Signals,
Part II
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Gerd Schramm, Rohde
& Schwarz, Munich, Germany
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12:30-13:15
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Methods and Equipment
for Detecting and Disclosure Secret Hidden Radio
Bugging Devices in Buildings: Rohde & Schwarz
Mobile Direction Finding and Intercept System
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Rudolf Reimann,
Rohde & Schwarz Austria, Munich, Germany
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13:15-14:00
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Methods and Equipment
for Detecting and Disclosure Secret Hidden Radio
Bugging Devices in Buildings: Rohde & Schwarz
Miniport Receiver EB 200 (10 kHz to 1 GHz)
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Ferdinand Fencl,
Rohde & Schwarz Austria, Vienna, Austria
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14:15
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Closing of the
seminar and handing over attendance certificates
to the participants
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Bojan Gorjanc,
Institute for Telecommunications
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Photo
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Mercurius Congress
Center, Ljubljana
Doc. dr. Matjaž
Vidmar, Faculty of Electrical Engineering, University
of Ljubljana
During a break
Stanko Gajšek, Institute for Telecommunications, Ljubljana
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