Propagation Studies Committee of the Radio Society of Great Britain
The Propagation Studies Committee of the Radio Society of Great Britain stemmed from a suggestion made in 1957 by Dr. Smith-Rose, then Director of the Radio Research Station, Slough, and later to become a President of the RSGB, that a small committee should be formed to attempt to correlate radio amateur observations with 'auroral, ionospheric or meteorological conditions'. This led to the formation of the Scientific Studies Committee, which was re-named the Propagation Studies Committee in 1976. |
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