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Table <strong>of</strong> Contents<br />

1 Introduction _______________________________________________________ 1-4<br />

1.1 Background _________________________________________________________ 1-4<br />

1.2 Overview <strong>of</strong> Chapters in Revised Text ___________________________________ 1-5<br />

1.3 Mobile Satellite <strong>H<strong>and</strong>book</strong> on the Web___________________________________ 1-8<br />

2 Attenuation Due to Trees: Static Case __________________________________ 2-1<br />

2.1 Background _________________________________________________________ 2-1<br />

2.2 Attenuation <strong>and</strong> Attenuation Coefficient at UHF___________________________ 2-1<br />

2.3 Single Tree Attenuation at L-B<strong>and</strong> ______________________________________ 2-4<br />

2.4 Attenuation through Vegetation: ITU-R Results ___________________________ 2-5<br />

2.5 Distributions <strong>of</strong> Tree Attenuation at L-B<strong>and</strong> <strong>and</strong> K-B<strong>and</strong> ___________________ 2-6<br />

2.6 Seasonal <strong>Effects</strong> on Path Attenuation ____________________________________ 2-8<br />

2.7 Frequency Scaling Considerations______________________________________ 2-11<br />

2.8 Conclusions <strong>and</strong> Recommendations_____________________________________ 2-15<br />

2.9 References _________________________________________________________ 2-16<br />

3 Attenuation Due to Roadside Trees: Mobile Case _________________________ 3-1<br />

3.1 Background _________________________________________________________ 3-1<br />

3.2 Time-Series Fade Measurements ________________________________________ 3-1<br />

3.3 Extended Empirical Roadside Model ____________________________________ 3-4<br />

3.4 Validation <strong>of</strong> the Extended Empirical Roadside Shadowing Model___________ 3-12<br />

3.5 Attenuation <strong>Effects</strong> <strong>of</strong> Foliage _________________________________________ 3-19<br />

3.6 Frequency Scaling Considerations______________________________________ 3-24<br />

3.7 Comparison <strong>of</strong> EERS Model with Other Empirical Models _________________ 3-25<br />

3.8 Conclusions <strong>and</strong> Model Recommendations_______________________________ 3-32<br />

3.9 References _________________________________________________________ 3-33<br />

4 Signal Degradation <strong>for</strong> Line-<strong>of</strong>-Sight Communications ____________________ 4-1<br />

4.1 Background _________________________________________________________ 4-1<br />

4.2 Multipath <strong>for</strong> a Canyon <strong>and</strong> Hilly Environments __________________________ 4-2<br />

4.3 Multipath Due to Roadside Trees _______________________________________ 4-6<br />

4.4 Multipath at 20 GHz Near Body <strong>of</strong> Water - Low Elevation Angle <strong>Effects</strong> ______ 4-8<br />

4.5 Multipath Versus Driving Directions ___________________________________ 4-10<br />

4.6 Empirical Multipath Model ___________________________________________ 4-13<br />

4.7 Summary <strong>and</strong> Recommendations ______________________________________ 4-14<br />

4.8 References _________________________________________________________ 4-15<br />

5 Fade <strong>and</strong> Non-Fade Durations <strong>and</strong> Phase Spreads________________________ 5-1<br />

5.1 Background _________________________________________________________ 5-1<br />

5.2 Concept <strong>of</strong> Fade <strong>and</strong> Non-Fade Durations ________________________________ 5-1<br />

5.3 Fade Durations Derived from Measurements in Australia ___________________ 5-3<br />

5.4 Fade Duration Measurements in Central Maryl<strong>and</strong> ________________________ 5-6<br />

5.5 Fade Duration Distributions at Higher Elevation Angles ____________________ 5-7<br />

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