A second generation 3-D ray-tracing model using rough surface scattering
Harry R. Anderson
Abstract
Harry R. Anderson
Abstract
A second generation 3-D ray-tracing propagation model for microcell communication system design is presented which includes a treatment for scattering from complex surfaces and structures of real buildings. Scattering profiles from several rough surface building configurations are theoretically developed using ray-tracing methods. A simplified scattering function based on these profiles is presented and incorporated in the microcell ray-tracing model. Results of ray-tracing predictions which include the rough surface scattering function show better agreement with measurements than ray-tracing without the scattering function.
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A second generation 3-D ray-tracing propagation model for microcell communication system design is presented which includes a treatment for scattering from complex surfaces and structures of real buildings. Scattering profiles from several rough surface building configurations are theoretically developed using ray-tracing methods. A simplified scattering function based on these profiles is presented and incorporated in the microcell ray-tracing model. Results of ray-tracing predictions which include the rough surface scattering function show better agreement with measurements than ray-tracing without the scattering function.
Key concepts: Microcell, Ray tracing (physics), Scattering, Distributed ray tracing, Optics, Surface (topology), Rough surface, Tracing