Restoration Techniques for Overcoming Severe Attenuation

Ippolito, Louis J.

doi:10.1007/978-94-011-7027-7_10

Radiowave Propagation in Satellite Communications 1986

DOI: 10.1007/978-94-011-7027-7_10

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Restoration Techniques for Overcoming Severe Attenuation

Louis J. Ippolito¹

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Micro rain cell measurements in tropical India for site diversity fade mitigation estimation

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[1] Intersite separation (ISS) between two terminals is one of the important parameters required for implementation of site diversity (SD), as a fade mitigation technique (FMT), in moderate to heavy rain conditions usually encountered in tropical climates. This paper presents the findings of an experiment during the monsoon periods of years 2007 and 2008. It establishes the existence of micro rain cell (MRC) at a tropical site, Ahmedabad (23.06°, 72.62°), India, using measurements from tipping bucket rain gauge network. Spatial extent of MRCs and derived attenuation cells is examined on the basis of their maximum occurrence for initial to mid and last spells of years 2007 and 2008. The analysis also presents ISS statistics of monsoon periods for both the years. Microscale SD as FMT has been discussed on the basis of the calculated diversity gain at K a band frequency in view of the proposed GSAT-4 satellite. These are the very first findings of their kind over the region of study.

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Site diversity for satellite earth terminals and measurements at 28 GHz

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Orbital Diversity in Resource-Shared Satellite Communication Systems Above 10 GHz

Matricciani

1987

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Restoration Techniques for Overcoming Severe Attenuation

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Micro rain cell measurements in tropical India for site diversity fade mitigation estimation

Micro rain cell measurements in tropical India for site diversity fade mitigation estimation

Site diversity for satellite earth terminals and measurements at 28 GHz

Orbital Diversity in Resource-Shared Satellite Communication Systems Above 10 GHz

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