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Figure 5.81: Spatial correlation function for
NLOS case
Figure 5.82: Frequency correlation functions for
NLOS case
In the [MET_99] Doppler power spectrums of two big hall measurements are presented in Figure 5.88
and Figure 5.89. In the environment named Novi3, MS was at the height 1.69 m and BS at the 2.34m
height. At the Aalborg international airport MS was at the height 1.69 m and BS at the 2.53m.
Figure 5.83: Averadge empirical Doppler power
spectrum: Novi3 - reception hall
Figure 5.84: Averadge empirical Doppler power
spectrum: Aalborg international airport
In [LUI99] the results of the COST 259 are presented. Big hall environment is named General
Factory/Hall (GFH). Length, width and height are 90, 30 and 10 m respectively. BS height was 8 m and
MS height was 1.5 m.
Probability of LOS was 0.5. Narrowband path-loss exponent was found to be 2.2. Inter cluster delay
spread is 360 ns. Mean XPR is 6 dB. XPR spread is 6 dB.
5.5.3 Scenario B5
Note also that for the feeder scenarios we do not have any data and therefore the modelling is based
entirely on the literature study. Section 5.5.3.1 below addresses the Doppler spectrum for fixed
applications, while Section 5.5.3.2 and 5.5.3.3 reviews publications on basic parameters for the “rooftop
to rooftop” and “street level” to “street-level” scenarios.
5.5.3.1 Doppler for stationary scenarios
In common for the feeder scenarios studied here is the assumption that the position of the transmitter and
receiver are fixed. In mobile-communications temporal variations are modelled by using a moving
transmitter travel through an environment of fixed scatterers. In fixed applications the temporal variations
are induced by the movements of the scatterers. In [TPE02] a theoretical model is built where the change
of phase of scatter between time t and t+?t is given by
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