Abstract
An estimate of the effect of terrain irregularities in shielding a target from the burst of a fragmentation weapon is valuable in determining the weapon's effectiveness. In this study a ground-cover function is developed that estimates terrain shielding as a function of burst height, target size, and distance of the target from the burst. This function is then used to examine three representative types of terrain.
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