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A17.19.1 Description of the model

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Table A19.2: LOS Probability


Scenario

LOS probability

C2

PLOS=min18d, 1⋅1-exp-d63+exp-d63

P_{LOS}=\min{

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body--uriencoded--P_%7BLOS%7D=\min%7B\left(\

frac{18}{d}

frac%7B18%7D%7Bd%7D,\ 1\right)

}

%7D\cdot\left(1-\

exp{

exp%7B\left(-\

frac{d}{63}

frac%7Bd%7D%7B63%7D\right)

}

%7D\right)

{

%7B+

}

%7D\

exp{

exp%7B\left(-\

frac{d}{63}

frac%7Bd%7D%7B63%7D\right)

}

%7D

C1

PLOS=exp-d200

D1

PLOS=exp-d1000

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body--uriencoded--P_%7BLOS%7D=\exp%7B\left(-\frac%7Bd%7D%7B200%7D\right)%7D

D1

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body--uriencoded--P_%7BLOS%7D=\exp%7B\left(-\frac%7Bd%7D%7B1000%7D\right)%7D


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Note: System level simulations require estimates of the probability of line-of-sight. The LOS probability models are based on relatively limited data sets and/or specific assumptions and approximations regarding the location of obstacles in the direct path, and should therefore not be considered exact.
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In case the LOS probability is used, the path loss is computed as follows \[2\]:
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PLProbdB=PLOS⋅PLLOSdB+1-PLOS⋅PLNLOS\[dB\]




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body--uriencoded--PL_%7BProb%7D\left[dB\right]=P_%7BLOS%7D\cdot PL_%7BLOS%7D\left[dB\right]+\left(1-P_%7BLOS%7D\right)\cdot PL_%7BNLOS%7D[dB]

where path losses in the LOS and NLOS conditions (PLLOS and PLNLOS) and the LOS probability, PLOS, for a given scenario are shown in Table A.17.19.1 and Table A.17.19.2, respectively. 


A17.19.2 Input parameters

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Figure A17.19.1: GUI of the WINNER II path loss model


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Table A.17.19.3: Parameters of the WINNER II path loss model


Description

Symbol

Type

Unit

Comments

Variation

σSF

B

dB

Variation in path loss (applies shadow fading)

Scenario

-

S

-

Urban Macro Cell (C2), Suburban Macro Cell (C1) or Rural Macro Cell (D1)

Line of Sight

-

S

-

Line of Sight (LOS), Non-Line of Sight (NLOS), or LOS Probabilities

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