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Propagation Modelling and Measurement
Propgation measurement and modelling provides the fundemental knowledge required in order to predict the performance of radio networks. Accurate propagation models are required for the design and simulation of advanced coding and modulation schemes and also for the effective deployment of networks. Past projects have yielded various deterministic (e.g., ray tracing) and stochastic models (e.g., random building height model). Current projects include wideband channel modelling and MIMO channel modelling. Long-term channel monitoring has also permitted the temporal characteristics of the FWA channel to be investigated and modelled.
