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Citations
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4300
National Ranking
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Research.com Recognitions

  • 1994 - Fellow of the Royal Academy of Engineering (UK)

Overview

Joe McGeehan is affiliated with the University of Bristol in the United Kingdom. Their professional background is centered on academic research and scientific inquiry, with a focus shaped by their affiliation.

In 1994, McGeehan was recognized as a Fellow of the Royal Academy of Engineering (UK), an acknowledgment reflecting their standing within the engineering community.

The available data does not include specific publications, co-authors, or research topics linked to McGeehan. No recent papers, book publications, or publication venues are recorded.

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This profile is based solely on the data accessible, offering an overview of Joe McGeehan's academic and professional credentials without additional research outputs or specific research interests noted.

Best Publications

  • A comparison of the HIPERLAN/2 and IEEE 802.11a wireless LAN standards

    A. Doufexi;S. Armour;M. Butler;A. Nix

  • The performance enhancement of multibeam adaptive base-station antennas for cellular land mobile radio systems

    S.C. Swales;M.A. Beach;D.J. Edwards;J.P. McGeehan

  • The application of a deterministic ray launching algorithm for the prediction of radio channel characteristics in small-cell environments

    M.C. Lawton;J.P. McGeehan

  • A microcellular ray-tracing propagation model and evaluation of its narrow-band and wide-band predictions

    G.E. Athanasiadou;A.R. Nix;J.P. McGeehan

  • Path Loss Models for Air-to-Ground Radio Channels in Urban Environments

    Qixing Feng;J. McGeehan;E.K. Tameh;A.R. Nix

  • Division-free duplex for wireless applications

    S. Chen;M.A. Beach;J.P. McGeehan

  • Optimizing microcell base station locations using simulated annealing techniques

    H.R. Anderson;J.P. McGeehan

  • The new frontier of communications research: smart grid and smart metering

    Zhong Fan;Georgios Kalogridis;Costas Efthymiou;Mahesh Sooriyabandara

  • Adaptive frequency-domain equalization for single-carrier multiple-input multiple-output wireless transmissions

    J. Coon;S. Armour;M. Beach;J. McGeehan

  • Wireless personal communications for the 21st century: European technological advances in adaptive antennas

    G. Tsoulos;M. Beach;J. McGeehan

  • Channel and noise variance estimation and tracking algorithms for unique-word based single-carrier systems

    J. Coon;M. Sandell;M. Beach;J. McGeehan

  • Analysis of 16-APSK modulation in AWGN and Rayleigh fading channel

    YC Chow;Andrew R Nix;JP McGeehan

  • Application of cooperative sensing in radar-communications coexistence

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  • WLCp2-06: Modelling the Likelihood of Line-of-Sight for Air-to-Ground Radio Propagation in Urban Environments

    Qixing Feng;E.K. Tameh;A.R. Nix;J. McGeehan

  • Comparison of predictions from a ray tracing microcellular model with narrowband measurements

    G.E. Athanasiadou;A.R. Nix;J.P. McGeehan

  • Multichannel and Wideband Power Amplifier Design Methodology for 4G Communication Systems Based on Hybrid Class-J Operation

    K. Mimis;K. A. Morris;S. Bensmida;J. P. McGeehan

  • Wireless propagation measurements in indoor multipath environments at 1.7 GHz and 60 GHz for small cell systems

    R. Davies;M. Bensebti;M.A. Beach;J.P. McGeehan

  • Performance evaluation of BLAST-OFDM enhanced Hiperlan/2 using simulated and measured channel data

    R.J. Piechocki;P.N. Fletcher;A.R. Nix;C.N. Canagarajah

  • Optimal training sequences for channel estimation in cyclic-prefix-based single-carrier systems with transmit diversity

    J. Coon;M. Beach;J. McGeehan

  • Space division multiple access (SDMA) field trials. Part 2: Calibration and linearity issues

    GV Tsoulos;JP McGeehan;Mark A Beach

  • Channel and noise variance estimation and tracking algorithms for unique-word based single-carrier systems

    J. Coon;M. Beach;J. McGeehan;M. Sandell

  • Performance comparison of cooperative and non-cooperative relaying mechanisms in wireless networks

    S. Gormus;D. Kaleshi;J. McGeehan;A. Munro

Frequent Co-Authors

Mark A Beach
Mark A Beach University of Bristol
Andrew R Nix
Andrew R Nix University of Bristol
Simon Armour
Simon Armour University of Bristol
Paul J. Tasker
Paul J. Tasker Cardiff University
Frederik Claeyssens
Frederik Claeyssens University of Sheffield
Paul W May
Paul W May University of Bristol
Lajos Hanzo
Lajos Hanzo University of Southampton
Neelesh B. Mehta
Neelesh B. Mehta Indian Institute of Science
Y. Jay Guo
Y. Jay Guo University of Technology Sydney

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