In order to accurately evaluate spatial processing techniques such as Adaptive Array Antenna and MIMO techniques for wideband mobile communications, we require a time-spatial propagation model which allows the delay profile and spatial arrival angular profile characteristics of the travelling wave to be analyzed at the same time. In this paper, we propose an empirical time-spatial propagation model based on a heuristic formula estimated from field measurement data obtained in urban and suburban areas.
In order to accurately evaluate spatial processing techniques such as MIMO for wideband mobile communications, a Time-Spatial Propagation (TSP) model that can simulate the characteristics of both the delay profile and the spatial arrival angular profile for travelling waves at the same time is required. We proposed an empirical TSP model for wideband mobile communication systems using UHF and SHF bands in non-line of sight (NLOS) environments. Based on field measurement data, this paper extends the TSP model for NLOS environments to also cover Line of Sight (LOS) environments.
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