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Simulation of Rain Attenuation to Electromagnetic Wave Propagation

Tan Hui, Zhang Ling-Yun, Yifu Zhao, Si Yu-Jia

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This paper applies computation method of rain attenuation and simulates the effect of rain attenuation to electromagnetic wave propagation. This paper provides attenuation features of different rain strength to different frequency electromagnetic wave, analyses the regulation of attenuation features, and draws the conclusions.

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This paper applies computation method of rain attenuation and simulates the effect of rain attenuation to electromagnetic wave propagation. This paper provides attenuation features of different rain strength to different frequency electromagnetic wave, analyses the regulation of attenuation features, and draws the conclusions.

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This paper applies computation method of rain attenuation and simulates the effect of rain attenuation to electromagnetic wave propagation. This paper provides attenuation features of different rain strength to different frequency electromagnetic wave, analyses the regulation of attenuation features, and draws the conclusions.

Key concepts: Attenuation, Electromagnetic radiation, Wave propagation, Ground wave propagation, Computation, Acoustics, Geology, Computer science

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