Propagation loss prediction in the urban environment with rectangular grid-plan streets
Nathan Blaunstein, M. Levin
Abstract
Nathan Blaunstein, M. Levin
Abstract
The prediction of propagation loss characteristics is an essential part of radio network planning in urban and suburban environments. To design the MultiGain Wireless system constructed by Tadiran Telecommunication successfully it is very important to investigate the propagation characteristics and cell coverage of urban/suburban radio channels. We propose a new two-dimensional crossing-waveguides model which is based on the preliminary results obtained from the 2D-waveguide model presented in (Blaunstein and Levin, 1996) for the investigation of radio wave propagation along streets in LOS conditions.
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The prediction of propagation loss characteristics is an essential part of radio network planning in urban and suburban environments. To design the MultiGain Wireless system constructed by Tadiran Telecommunication successfully it is very important to investigate the propagation characteristics and cell coverage of urban/suburban radio channels. We propose a new two-dimensional crossing-waveguides model which is based on the preliminary results obtained from the 2D-waveguide model presented in (Blaunstein and Levin, 1996) for the investigation of radio wave propagation along streets in LOS conditions.
Key concepts: Radio propagation, Grid, Computer science, Path loss, Plan (archaeology), Radio propagation model, Telecommunications, Wireless