Mining Publication: Modeling and Measurement of Radio Propagation in Tunnel Environments
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Original creation date: May 2016
A simple radio frequency (RF) testing system that can be conveniently built and used for measuring radio propagation in tunnels is introduced. With the proposed testing system, RF power attenuation with distance in a train tunnel was measured at four frequencies (455, 915, 2450, and 5800 MHz) for both horizontal and vertical polarizations. Two analytical modeling methods—the ray tracing and modal methods—are applied to model RF propagation in the tunnel. The theoretical predictions based on both methods are compared to field measurements and find good agreement.
Authors: C Zhou, RD Jacksha
Peer Reviewed Journal Article - May 2016
NIOSHTIC2 Number: 20049550
IEEE Antennas Wirel Propag Lett 2017 Feb; 16:141-144
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