Calculate propagation between a static transmitter and a moving car in a suburban
scenario.
Model Type
The propagation between a static transmitter at a height of 3 m next to the road with
a moving car is calculated.
Sites and Antennas
The transmitting antenna is an omnidirectional antenna at 2 GHz. The database for
this time-dependent moving car is defined in WallMan.
The transmitter is located beside the road.Figure 1. Model of the suburban structures and topography.
Computational Method
This project uses a semi-deterministic prediction model, dominant path model (DPM), to compute the power distribution in the area.
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the model.
This model does not compute multipath propagation, but only the dominant path to each
receiver location. For large scenarios, this computation method takes less time than
compared to a ray-optical computation method.
Results
The results are computed for six time stamps in this model, from 0 s to 6 s in steps
of 1 s. The received signal power is displayed for three different timestamps, see
Figure 2.Figure 2. Received signal power for three different timestamps.
