On 30/12/2024 19:52, Marcus Müller wrote:
> Congratulations!
This is an excellent development.
If y'all do a 2nd edition, would you consider a chapter on Radio
Astronomy and Gnu Radio? I mean, I want to do an
entire book on the subject, but a chapter on the subject in a larger
treatise might be useful...
>
> On 31.12.24 00:11, jmfriedt wrote:
>> Dear GNU Radio community,
>> we are delighted to share the publication of the first, to the best of
>> our knowledge, textbook dedicated to GNU Radio and its application to
>> fields as varied as RADAR, GNSS reception and satellite communication,
>> and of course digital communication, sharing 12+ years of experience
>> with the awesome framework we are gathered on this mailing list to
>> discuss about. The book is advertised at
>>
>> https://www.wiley.com/en-fr/Communication+Systems+Engineering+with+GNU+Radio%3A+A+Hands-on+Approach-p-9781394218882
>>
>>
>> and the accompanying git repository
>> is https://gitlab.com/gnuradio_book/flowcharts
>>
>> We hope you might enjoy the content, even possibly provide feedback.
>>
>> Best wishes and happy new year, with a warm greeting to the GNU Radio
>> and OOT developer community for all these years of fun,
>> JM
>
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