Throughout the Fall of 2022, assistant professor of engineering Whitney Lohmeyer guided undergraduate students through her Introduction to Analog and Digital Communication course at Olin College of Engineering, connecting them to radio spectrum experts. Lohmeyer and her colleagues identified 12 different coexistence issues that have arisen among stakeholders, including those who work in radio astronomy and large non-geostationary (NGSO) constellations, and those who use the spectrum bands with radar altimeters and 5G technologies. She assigned a group of students to each of the 12 coexistence issues and used her connections within SpectrumX to support their research efforts.
