1957
DOI: 10.1109/jrproc.1957.278224
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Radio Propagation above 40 MC over Irregular Terrain

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“…At 100 mc, the vehicular data indicates that horizontal polarization is better by 10 db, a conclusion which is [4][5][6][7] I again consistent with the conclusions drawn from the fixedpoint data. At 250 mc, there is only a small difference between horizontal and vertical polarizations for the vehicular data.…”
Section: Lb Vs Distancesupporting
confidence: 69%
“…At 100 mc, the vehicular data indicates that horizontal polarization is better by 10 db, a conclusion which is [4][5][6][7] I again consistent with the conclusions drawn from the fixedpoint data. At 250 mc, there is only a small difference between horizontal and vertical polarizations for the vehicular data.…”
Section: Lb Vs Distancesupporting
confidence: 69%
“…At 100 mc, the vehicular data indicates that horizontal polarization is better by 10 db, a conclusion which is [4][5][6][7] I again consistent with the conclusions drawn from the fixedpoint data. At 250 mc, there is only a small difference between horizontal and vertical polarizations for the vehicular data.…”
Section: Lb Vs Distancesupporting
confidence: 67%
“…Several existing path loss models such as Hata's Model [5], Stanford University Interrim (SUI) model [6], Lee's Model [7] and Egli's Model [8] are chosen for comparison with measurement data. The best existing path loss model with the closest propagation exponent [8], to the measured path loss data will be chosen as a reference for the development of the optimized path loss model.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%