Causes, Detection and Mitigation of Radio Interference in Practice
This two-day program is intended for spectrum monitoring engineers, radio communication specialists, and mid-level managers from spectrum management and regulatory authorities. It is designed to strengthen both theoretical knowledge and practical capabilities in real-world interference detection and mitigation.
Delivered in English, the course combines classroom theory, demonstrations, and field-based exercises. Participants are introduced to the fundamentals of radio interference - its causes, detection, and mitigation - while developing hands-on skills in spectrum monitoring, signal identification, and interference hunting.
Training Content
Day 1 – Radio Spectrum, Signals and Spectrum Monitoring
Modules:
- Radio Spectrum Fundamentals and Management
- Electromagnetic Field and Modulation Principles
- Signal Propagation and Undesired Emissions
Day 2 – Radio Interference Identification and Localization
Modules:
- Understanding Radio Interference and Its Causes
- Classification and Case Studies of Interference
- Practical Spectrum Monitoring and Signal Analysis
- Monitoring Equipment and Direction-Finding Techniques
- Practical Interference Hunting (“Fox Hunting”)
- Closing Session
After completing the program, participants will be able to:
- Understand the physical and technical fundamentals of the radio spectrum and signal propagation
- Identify and classify types and sources of radio interference
- Operate spectrum analyzers and direction-finding systems effectively
- Perform interference localization (“hunting”) in real operational environments
- Apply standardized methods for interference reporting and mitigation
Fee and What Is Included
Fee: 2190 EUR (including VAT).
Included:
- A comprehensive two-day in-person training program
- Expert lectures, demonstrations and case studies
- On-site practical experience
- Access to necessary professional equipment
- Digital training materials
- Coffee breaks
The course will be held in person at Eksporta street 5, Riga, Latvia.
It will take place in spring 2026, with participants selecting their preferred dates in the application form.
For additional information, please contact us:
Service manager
Diana Baranova
E-mail: Diana.Baranova@esakari.lv
