comparative study of urban mobile radio wave propagation characteristics in the UHF band has been carried out based on the field strength measurements conducted inside a moving train in two widely varying urban environments. Various prediction techniques are employed to compare the observed path losses with those of predicted ones in both the environments. The major fall out of the present study is the modification of Xia's model, which gave better agreement with the observed results. The deviations of the prediction techniques and their suitability have been discussed
The increase in demand for high-data rates on the move in the complex urbanenvironment requires eith...
A handful of propagation textbooks that discuss radio frequency (RF) propagation models merely list ...
The next generation of mobile communications, 5G, will provide a wideband network based on microwave...
294-299Field strength measurements were conducted in the moving train in the UHF band in the urban ...
Establishing models for developing radio-planning tools that will be utilized to design new mobile n...
The design of future-generation mobile communication systems depends critically on the suitability o...
Objectives: Radio propagation models are used to predict signal strength in order to characterize th...
In this study, path loss measurements were performed in a train environment at five frequencies used...
Radio propagation models are used to predict signal strength in order to characterize the radio freq...
This paper presents a channel model for direct train-to-train communication appropriate for the 400...
Owing to the difficulties associated with conducting millimeter‐wave (mmWave) field measurements, es...
Propagation path loss models play an important role in the design of cellular systems to specify key...
Measurements of the natural propagation of UHF radio waves on an underground train are reported. Of ...
64This paper concerns the measurement-based comparison of urban microcellular mobile radio channel c...
Wireless communication is a telecommunication technology, which enables wireless transmission betwee...
The increase in demand for high-data rates on the move in the complex urbanenvironment requires eith...
A handful of propagation textbooks that discuss radio frequency (RF) propagation models merely list ...
The next generation of mobile communications, 5G, will provide a wideband network based on microwave...
294-299Field strength measurements were conducted in the moving train in the UHF band in the urban ...
Establishing models for developing radio-planning tools that will be utilized to design new mobile n...
The design of future-generation mobile communication systems depends critically on the suitability o...
Objectives: Radio propagation models are used to predict signal strength in order to characterize th...
In this study, path loss measurements were performed in a train environment at five frequencies used...
Radio propagation models are used to predict signal strength in order to characterize the radio freq...
This paper presents a channel model for direct train-to-train communication appropriate for the 400...
Owing to the difficulties associated with conducting millimeter‐wave (mmWave) field measurements, es...
Propagation path loss models play an important role in the design of cellular systems to specify key...
Measurements of the natural propagation of UHF radio waves on an underground train are reported. Of ...
64This paper concerns the measurement-based comparison of urban microcellular mobile radio channel c...
Wireless communication is a telecommunication technology, which enables wireless transmission betwee...
The increase in demand for high-data rates on the move in the complex urbanenvironment requires eith...
A handful of propagation textbooks that discuss radio frequency (RF) propagation models merely list ...
The next generation of mobile communications, 5G, will provide a wideband network based on microwave...