The Radio Science Bulletin (published quarterly in March,
June, September and December) contains scientific articles covering the fields of interest
of the ten scientific commissions of URSI. Emphasis lies on non-specialised contributions
that are oriented towards the radioscientist community.
The Radio Science Bulletin also contains items of information concerning the
activities of URSI; such as notices relating to past and future scientific symposia,
announcements about the activities of the Board of Officers and the Scientific Commissions
and the Working Groups of URSI, reports on relevant decisions of other ICSU organisations,
as well as book reviews, and historical articles of interest to radioscientists.
Lists of the names and addresses of the Officers of URSI appear each year in the December
issue. About 2700 copies are sent to URSI Radioscientists and the Member Committees of the
Union.
The Radio Science Bulletin is available from the URSI
Secretariat.
Subscribing to this magazine by becoming an URSI Radioscientist.
Records of URSI General Assemblies (three-yearly, following each
Assembly). It contains the principal Recommendations and Resolutions adopted, and a
summary account of the other business transacted during the Assemblies by the URSI Council
and the Scientific Commissions.
The Records of the Maastricht General
Assembly (August 2002) may be downloaded from this site (free of charge).
The Records of the Toronto General
Assembly (August 1999) idem dito.
The Records of the New Delhi General Assembly (October 2005)
idem dito.
Proceedings of URSI General Assemblies
The Proceedings of the XXVIIth URSI General
Assembly in Maastricht (August 2002) may be downloaded from this site (free
of charge).
The Proceedings of
the XXVIIIth URSI General Assembly in New Delhi (October 2005) may be downloaded from this site (free
of charge). Please use Internet Explorer or Netscape as browser, we have been
informed that it does not work with Mozilla.
URSI Corsendonk conference report
These Proceedings are available from the URSI
Secretariat.
Proceedings of the 75th URSI Anniversary Symposium
It contains the papers of the presentations given at this two-day symposium. Table of contents These papers were also reproduced in the
Radio Science Bulletin.
These Proceedings are available from the URSI
Secretariat.
Handbook on Radiopropagation related to Satellite Communications in Tropical and
Subtropical Countries
The first volume appeared in 1987 (out of print).
The second volume is also out of print.
Proceedings of the 50th URSI Anniversary - The Golden Jubilee
No longer available. Here is the
electronic copy for those
who are interested.
The following journals are published under URSI sponsorship:
Journal of Atmospheric and Terrestrial Physics
This journal was founded by Sir Edward Appleton who was President of URSI for some 20
years. In consequence, despite its general name, papers are mainly in radio science in the
fields of URSI Commissions G and H.
Link to the website of the Journal
Radio Science
This journal, published by the American
Geophysical Union, contains original articles on all aspects of electromagnetic
phenomena related to physical problems. It covers the propagation through and interaction
of electromagnetic waves with geophysical media, biological media, plasmas, and man-made
structures. Also included, but not limited to, are papers on the application of
electromagnetic techniques to remote sensing of the Earth and its environment. All
frequencies, including optical, are considered.
Wireless Networks
This journal of mobile communication, computation and information is published by Baltzer Science Publishers B.V.
Aims and scope : The wireless communication revolution is bringing fundamental changes to
data networking, telecommunication, and is making integrated networks a reality. By
freeing the user from the cord, personal communications networks, wireless LAN's, mobile
radio networks and cellular systems, harbor the promise of fully distributed mobile
computing and communications, any time, anywhere. Numerous wireless services are also
maturing and are poised to change the way and scope of communication. WINET focuses on the
networking and user aspects of this field. It provides a single common and global forum
for archival value contributions documenting these fast growing areas of interest. The
journal publishes refereed articles dealing with research, experience and management
issues of wireless networks. Its aim is to allow the reader to benefit from experience,
problems and solutions described. Regularly addressed issues include: Network
architectures for Personal Communications Systems, wireless LAN's, radio , tactical and
other wireless networks, design and analysis of protocols, network management and network
performance, network services and service integration, nomadic computing, internetworking
with cable and other wireless networks, standardization and regulatory issues, specific
system descriptions, applications and user interface, and enabling technologies for
wireless networks.