Characterization of Narrow Band UHF Radio Propagation Channels in Tunnel Environments

Propagation measurements taken in five tunnels at 900 and 1800 MHz for microcellular and personal communication are presented.The power distance factors to characterize propagation loss in straight empty tunnel section are given.The effects of pedestrians,vehicle,and curvature on propagation are als...

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Main Author: Zhang yaoping Zheng guoxin Zhang wenmei Sheng jianhuan
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Published: Editorial Department of Journal on Communications 1998-01-01
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Online Access:http://www.joconline.com.cn/zh/article/74374146/
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description Propagation measurements taken in five tunnels at 900 and 1800 MHz for microcellular and personal communication are presented.The power distance factors to characterize propagation loss in straight empty tunnel section are given.The effects of pedestrians,vehicle,and curvature on propagation are also investigated.Furthermore,it is found that The log normal distribution basically fits the slow variation of the received signals.Whereas the Racian distribution closely models the fast fading in the straight empty sections of the tunnels,however,the Rayleigh distribution does not fit the fast fading in the curved section of the tunnels as well as expected.
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spelling doaj-art-ab24c9baf80c4847abe47deb1b60509d2025-01-14T07:43:41ZzhoEditorial Department of Journal on CommunicationsTongxin xuebao1000-436X1998-01-0174374146Characterization of Narrow Band UHF Radio Propagation Channels in Tunnel EnvironmentsZhang yaoping Zheng guoxin Zhang wenmei Sheng jianhuanPropagation measurements taken in five tunnels at 900 and 1800 MHz for microcellular and personal communication are presented.The power distance factors to characterize propagation loss in straight empty tunnel section are given.The effects of pedestrians,vehicle,and curvature on propagation are also investigated.Furthermore,it is found that The log normal distribution basically fits the slow variation of the received signals.Whereas the Racian distribution closely models the fast fading in the straight empty sections of the tunnels,however,the Rayleigh distribution does not fit the fast fading in the curved section of the tunnels as well as expected.http://www.joconline.com.cn/zh/article/74374146/tunnelUHF radio propagation powerdistance factorsfast fadingslow fading
spellingShingle Zhang yaoping Zheng guoxin Zhang wenmei Sheng jianhuan
Characterization of Narrow Band UHF Radio Propagation Channels in Tunnel Environments
Tongxin xuebao
tunnel
UHF radio propagation power
distance factors
fast fading
slow fading
title Characterization of Narrow Band UHF Radio Propagation Channels in Tunnel Environments
title_full Characterization of Narrow Band UHF Radio Propagation Channels in Tunnel Environments
title_fullStr Characterization of Narrow Band UHF Radio Propagation Channels in Tunnel Environments
title_full_unstemmed Characterization of Narrow Band UHF Radio Propagation Channels in Tunnel Environments
title_short Characterization of Narrow Band UHF Radio Propagation Channels in Tunnel Environments
title_sort characterization of narrow band uhf radio propagation channels in tunnel environments
topic tunnel
UHF radio propagation power
distance factors
fast fading
slow fading
url http://www.joconline.com.cn/zh/article/74374146/
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