Simulation based mm-wave channel model for outdoor open area access scenarios

SUMMARY In order to utilize higher frequency bands above 6 GHz, which is an important technical challenge in fifth generation mobile systems, radio propagation channel properties in a large variety of deployment scenarios should be thoroughly investigated. The authors' group has been involved in a fundamental research project aimed at investigating multipleinput-multiple-output (MIMO) transmission performance and propagation channel properties at microwave frequency above 10 GHz from 2009 to 2013, and since then they have been conducting measurement and modeling for high frequency bands. This paper aims at providing comprehensive tutorial of a whole procedure of channel modeling; multi-dimensional channel sounding, propagation channel measurement, analysis, and modeling, by introducing the developed MIMO channel sounders at high frequency bands of 11 and 60 GHz and presenting some measurement results in a microcell environment at 11 GHz. Furthermore, this paper identifies challenges in radio propagation measurements, and discusses current/future channel modeling issues as future works.

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Simulation based mm-wave channel model for outdoor open area access scenarios

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