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Macro & Micro Scale Spatial Rain Variation: Dynamic Millimetre Wave Communications in the Presence of Rain. C. Enjamio and E. Vilar. In collaboration with the universities of Vigo and Barcelona. Microwave Telecommunication Systems (MTS) Research Group University of Portsmouth.
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Macro & Micro Scale Spatial Rain Variation:Dynamic Millimetre Wave Communications in the Presence of Rain C. Enjamio and E. Vilar In collaboration with the universities of Vigo and Barcelona Microwave Telecommunication Systems (MTS) Research Group University of Portsmouth
Dynamic Millimetre Wave Communications in the Presence of Rain. Global Microcell Scenario Fixed Terrestrial and Satellite Systems
Dynamic Millimetre Wave Communications in the Presence of Rain. Global Microcell Scenario Fixed Terrestrial and Satellite Systems
Dynamic Millimetre Wave Communications in the Presence of Rain. Global Microcell Scenario Fixed Terrestrial and Satellite Systems
Dynamic Millimetre Wave Communications in the Presence of Rain. Global Microcell Scenario Fixed Terrestrial and Satellite Systems
Satellite baseline and rain gauges distribution distance (hm) distance (hm) Dynamic Millimetre Wave Communications in the Presence of Rain. Data Base
Dynamic Millimetre Wave Communications in the Presence of Rain. Rainfall Rate Spatial Distribution and Time Evolution T=0 min
Dynamic Millimetre Wave Communications in the Presence of Rain. Rainfall Rate Spatial Distribution and Time Evolution T=1 min
Dynamic Millimetre Wave Communications in the Presence of Rain. Rainfall Rate Spatial Distribution and Time Evolution T=2 min
Dynamic Millimetre Wave Communications in the Presence of Rain. Rainfall Rate Spatial Distribution and Time Evolution T=3 min
Dynamic Millimetre Wave Communications in the Presence of Rain. Rainfall Rate Spatial Distribution and Time Evolution T=4 min
Dynamic Millimetre Wave Communications in the Presence of Rain. Rainfall Rate Spatial Distribution and Time Evolution T=5 min
Dynamic Millimetre Wave Communications in the Presence of Rain. Rainfall Rate Spatial Distribution and Time Evolution T=6 min
Dynamic Millimetre Wave Communications in the Presence of Rain. Rainfall Rate Spatial Distribution and Time Evolution T=7 min
Dynamic Millimetre Wave Communications in the Presence of Rain. Rainfall Rate Spatial Distribution and Time Evolution T=8 min
Dynamic Millimetre Wave Communications in the Presence of Rain. Rainfall Rate Spatial Distribution and Time Evolution T=9 min
Dynamic Millimetre Wave Communications in the Presence of Rain. Rainfall Rate Spatial Distribution and Time Evolution. Isopleths T=0 min
Dynamic Millimetre Wave Communications in the Presence of Rain. Rainfall Rate Spatial Distribution and Time Evolution. Isopleths T=1 min
Dynamic Millimetre Wave Communications in the Presence of Rain. Rainfall Rate Spatial Distribution and Time Evolution. Isopleths T=2 min
Dynamic Millimetre Wave Communications in the Presence of Rain. Rainfall Rate Spatial Distribution and Time Evolution. Isopleths T=3 min
Dynamic Millimetre Wave Communications in the Presence of Rain. Rainfall Rate Spatial Distribution and Time Evolution. Isopleths T=4 min
Dynamic Millimetre Wave Communications in the Presence of Rain. Rainfall Rate Spatial Distribution and Time Evolution. Isopleths T=5 min
Dynamic Millimetre Wave Communications in the Presence of Rain. Rainfall Rate Spatial Distribution and Time Evolution. Isopleths T=6 min
Dynamic Millimetre Wave Communications in the Presence of Rain. Rainfall Rate Spatial Distribution and Time Evolution. Isopleths T=7 min
Dynamic Millimetre Wave Communications in the Presence of Rain. Rainfall Rate Spatial Distribution and Time Evolution. Isopleths T=8 min
Dynamic Millimetre Wave Communications in the Presence of Rain. Rainfall Rate Spatial Distribution and Time Evolution. Isopleths T=9 min
Slant path attenuation 1 calculated attenuation 2 measured attenuation Fading (dB) 2 1 time (minutes) Dynamic Millimetre Wave Communications in the Presence of Rain. Calculation of attenuation
Dynamic Millimetre Wave Communications in the Presence of Rain. Broadband Wireless Acces; Different Network Topologies • Point to Multipoint or Star Topology • easier to deploy • no routing algorithms • low CPE cost
Dynamic Millimetre Wave Communications in the Presence of Rain. Broadband Wireless Acces; Different Network Topologies • Mesh Topology • reconfigurability • new user • against fading • higher data rates • up to 500 Mbps
4 GHz 11 GHz 18.1 GHz 30 GHz Dynamic Millimetre Wave Communications in the Presence of Rain. Rain Scattering • Depends on • Raindrop Size Distribution • Mie Scattering Theory for Spherical Particles Radiation pattern of a 1 mm diameter sherical raindrop
Dynamic Millimetre Wave Communications in the Presence of Rain. Calculation of the Interfering Power, Normalised to PTGT Case 1: Omnidirectional Tx antenna SV SV
Dynamic Millimetre Wave Communications in the Presence of Rain. Calculation of the Interfering Power, Normalised to PTGT Case 2: Directional Tx antenna SV
Behaviour of an “Intelligent” System in the Presence of Rain Dynamic Millimetre Wave Communications in the Presence of Rain. The Communications Research Programme Rainfall rate fields R(x,y,t) Calculation of Scattering Attenuation F.O.M. Scattering Bistatic Radar Eq. Antenna Radiation Pattern R.S.D Countermeasures Network topology
Dynamic Millimetre Wave Communications in the Presence of Rain. Expected Outputs • Signal to Interference Ratio Contours • Coordination Distances • Co-existence of Systems Towads an optimal utilisation of the available (allocated?) Spectrum • Additional Contributions • Fade Statistics • Spatial and Temporal Correlation Between the ITALSAT F40 Beacon Attenuation and Rainfall Rate. • Diversity Improvements • Instrumentation requirements for radio propagation research addressing future Broadband Fixed Wireless Access • Polarisation Effects
Macro & Micro Scale Spatial Rain Variation:Dynamic Millimetre Wave Communications in the Presence of Rain C. Enjamio and E. Vilar In collaboration with the universities of Vigo and Barcelona Microwave Telecommunication Systems (MTS) Research Group University of Portsmouth