David L. Adamy is president of Adamy Engineering and previously worked as a systems engineer and program manager on EW and reconnaissance programs delivering systems from 'DC to light' on platforms from submarines to space. He managed a simulation systems engineering group and participated in a wide range of EW modeling and simulation efforts for more than 20 years. He is the author of the popular EW 101 and EW 102 books, past president of the Association of Old Crows, and a frequent instructor of EW short courses. Mr. Adamy received his MSEE in communication theory from the University of Santa Clara and his BSEE from Arizona State University.

• Chapter 1: IntroductionChapter 2: Overview of EWChapter 3: Math for SimulationChapter 4: Radio PropagationChapter 5: Characterization of EW EquipmentChapter 6: Threat ModelingChapter 7: Engagement ModelingChapter 8: Simulation for TrainingChapter 9: Simulation for Test and EvaluationChapter 10: Emulation

David L. Adamy is president of Adamy Engineering and previously worked as a systems engineer and program manager on EW and reconnaissance programs delivering systems from 'DC to light' on platforms from submarines to space. He managed a simulation systems engineering group and participated in a wide range of EW modeling and simulation efforts for more than 20 years. He is the author of the popular EW 101 and EW 102 books, past president of the Association of Old Crows, and a frequent instructor of EW short courses. Mr. Adamy received his MSEE in communication theory from the University of Santa Clara and his BSEE from Arizona State University.

• Chapter 1: IntroductionChapter 2: Overview of EWChapter 3: Math for SimulationChapter 4: Radio PropagationChapter 5: Characterization of EW EquipmentChapter 6: Threat ModelingChapter 7: Engagement ModelingChapter 8: Simulation for TrainingChapter 9: Simulation for Test and EvaluationChapter 10: Emulation

David L. Adamy is president of Adamy Engineering and previously worked as a systems engineer and program manager on EW and reconnaissance programs delivering systems from 'DC to light' on platforms from submarines to space. He managed a simulation systems engineering group and participated in a wide range of EW modeling and simulation efforts for more than 20 years. He is the author of the popular EW 101 and EW 102 books, past president of the Association of Old Crows, and a frequent instructor of EW short courses. Mr. Adamy received his MSEE in communication theory from the University of Santa Clara and his BSEE from Arizona State University.

• Chapter 1: IntroductionChapter 2: Overview of EWChapter 3: Math for SimulationChapter 4: Radio PropagationChapter 5: Characterization of EW EquipmentChapter 6: Threat ModelingChapter 7: Engagement ModelingChapter 8: Simulation for TrainingChapter 9: Simulation for Test and EvaluationChapter 10: Emulation