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The first step is to estimate whether the transmitter and the receiver are located in the same building. This is done trough a statistic trial. Let us denote P the probability that the transmitter and the receiver are located in the same building. P is calculated according to the following scheme:
Table 8182: Same-building probability Anchor T081T082T081 T082
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d<=0.02 |
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P = 1 |
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0.02 |
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< d <= 0.05 |
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0.05 |
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< d | P = 0 |
Transmitter and Receiver in different buildings
When transmitter and receiver are located in different buildings, the calculation mode is similar to the indoor-outdoor propagation mode but with doubled additional values.
Median path loss
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Where
and are the attenuation due to external walls as defined in the Rx and Tx side respectively.Variation in path loss
(Eq. 202211)
Transmitter and Receiver in same building
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The corresponding median path loss is given by the following formula :
(Eq. 203)
with
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where :
Lwi : loss of wall (default 5 dB)
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b : empirical parameter (default 0.46)
droom : size of the room (default 4 m)
hfloor : height of each floor (default 3 m)
h2 : height of the transmitter receiver (m)
h1 : height height of the receiver transmitter (m)
d : the distance between the transmitter and receiver (m)
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