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Duncan Hodges

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Duncan Hodges
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Wolfson Building, Parks Road, Oxford OX1 3QD

Biography

I currently work as a post-doctoral Researcher working with Prof. Sadie Creese in the Department of Computer Science on the EPSRC-funded project SuperIdentity. SuperIdentity is a trans-atlantic project looking at improving the understanding of identity, the work encompasses aspects of identity that we reveal both in the real-world and in the cyber-world. This mixing of natural and cyber worlds is what makes this project unique and challenging.

Before joining the University of Oxford I worked for a number of years as a civil-servant and prior to this I was a post-doctoral researcher in the Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering at the University of Bath.

My early academic research focused on the modelling of radio-wave propagation through various meteorological conditions.  I worked in the Centre for Space, Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences with Dr R. J. Watson. I completed my PhD, entitled Propagation Forecasting for EHF and SHF systems in 2005, which lead to a European patent (EP 1763154 A1).

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Estimation of rainfall rate from terrestrial microwave link measurements

R.J. Watson and D.D. Hodges

In Geoscience and Remote Sensing Symposium‚2009 IEEE International‚IGARSS 2009. Vol. 3. Pages III−263 −III−266. July, 2009.

An Analysis of Conditional Site Diversity: A Study at Ka−Band

D.D. Hodges and R.J. Watson

In Antennas and Propagation‚ IEEE Transactions on. Vol. 57. No. 3. Pages 721 −727. March, 2009.

The effect of raindrop size distribution variability on the estimation of attenuation

A.J. Townsend‚ R.J. Watson and D.D. Hodges

In Antennas and Propagation‚ 2009. EuCAP 2009. 3rd European Conference on. Pages 313 −317. March, 2009.

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