Policy on Intellectual Property Right (IPR)
1 Introduction
2 Building entry loss
measurements (VHF & UHF, Europe)
3 Building entry loss
measurements (5.2 GHz, Japan)
4 Exit loss measurements
4.1 Measured result
5 Slant path measurements (500
MHz - 6 GHz)
5.1 UHF satellite signal
measurements (860 MHz – 2.6 GHz)
5.2 Slant-path
measurements from towers or high rise buildings
5.3 Helicopter
measurements to office building
5.4 Balloon measurements
to domestic buildings (1-6 GHz)
6 Impact of thermally-insulating
materials (88 MHz – 5.8 GHz)
6.1 Introduction
6.2 Median building entry
loss
6.3 Variability of loss
within a room
6.4 Variability of loss
from room-to-room
6.5 Impact of insulating
materials on loss
7 Measurements at 3.5 GHz
7.1 Environment
7.2 Measurement
configuration
7.3 Measurement results at
3.5 GHz
8 Measurements in Stockholm at
0.5 to 5 GHz
8.1 Configuration of the
set-up
8.2 General results
8.3 Average excess loss
results
8.4 Method 1 versus Method 2 results
9 Building entry loss measurement
at 3.5 GHz in Beijing
9.1 Measurement scenarios
9.1.1 Building A
9.1.2 Building B
9.1.3 Building C
9.2 Test methodology
9.2.1 Measuring
system and instrument
9.2.2 Calculation
method of building entry loss
9.3 Measurement results
9.3.1 Measurement
results and analysis of building A scenario
9.3.2 Measurement
results and analysis of building B scenario
9.3.3 Measurement
results and analysis of building C scenario
10 Building entry loss measurement
at 3.5 GHz in UK
10.1 UK measurements
10.2 Methodology
10.2.1 Hardware
10.2.2 Software
10.3 Test locations
10.3.1 Terraced
house
10.3.2 Small
office
10.3.3 Retail
buildings
10.4 Results
10.4.1 Building
entry loss
10.4.2 BEL
Variability
11 Building entry loss
measurements at 28 GHz
11.1 Scenario
11.2 Experimental Set-up
11.3 Data
collection/analysis
11.4 Results
11.5 Conclusion
12 Measurements at 5.2 GHz
13 Building Entry Loss from 5-32 GHz
13.1 Introduction
13.2 Experimental Setup
13.2.1 Building
descriptions
13.2.2 Testing
Locations
13.2.3 Data
post processing
13.3 Results
13.3.1 Tabulated
Results
13.3.2 Coverage
maps
13.3.3 Distance
dependency
13.3.4 PDF
Distributions
13.3.5 CDF
Distributions
13.4 Tables of Building
Parameters
13.5 Conclusion
14 Measurements at 3, 10 and 17
GHz
14.1 Measurement Campaign
14.1.1 Scenario
Description
14.1.2 Setup and
Procedure
14.2 Data Processing
14.3 Measurement results
and analysis
14.3.1 Measurement
validation (LoS cases)
14.3.2 Penetration
Losses and Delay Spread
14.4 Conclusion
14.5 References
15 Measurements in Stockholm in
the 2-60 GHz frequency range
15.1 Introduction
15.2 Measurement campaign
15.3 Monte Carlo simulation
of multi-pane glass window transmission loss
16 Measurements at 5-31 GHz in
China
16.1 Measurement scenarios
16.1.1 Building
A
16.1.2 Building
B
16.2 Test methodology
16.2.1 Measuring
system and instrument
16.3 Calculation method of building entry loss
16.4 Measurement results
16.4.1 Measurement
results and analysis of Building B scenario
17 Measurements below 6 GHz in a
modern office building
17.1 Method
17.2 Locations
17.3 Measurement procedure
17.4 Reference measurements
17.5 Results
17.5.1 Building
entry loss (median loss)
17.5.2 Building
entry loss statistics
17.6 Conclusions
17.7 Annex - link budgets
17.8 Annex - measurement
zones at Riverside House
18 Building loss in an urban
environment (Japan, 0.8-37 GHz)
18.1 Measurement methods
and parameters
18.2 Measurement results
from 0.8 to 37.1 GHz band
19 Multi-frequency sounder measurements in Canada (2.4 GHz, 3.5 GHz, 5.8
GHz, 13 GHz, 26 GHz, 38 GHz, and 61 GHz)
19.1 Introduction
19.2 Building description
19.3 Description of the BEL measurements through Building 76
19.4 Methodology used for the estimation of BEL
19.5 BEL measurement results and modelling
19.6 Description of building material loss measurements in the
anechoic chamber
19.7 Some key building material loss results suitable for BEL
modelling
19.8 References
20 BEL measurements at 3, 10, 17 and 60 GHz frequencies from Orange
20.1 Measurement campaign
20.2 Data processing
20.3 Measurement results and analysis
20.4 Conclusion
21 Some zero elevation angle BEL measurement results in China
21.1 Measurement scenarios
21.1.1 Building A
21.1.2 Building B
21.1.3 Building C
21.2 Test methodology
21.2.1 Measuring system and instrument
21.2.2 Calculation method of BEL
21.3 Conclusion
22 BEL measurements for two office buildings in the frequency range
800 MHz-28 GHz from Nokia
22.1 Introduction
22.2 Measurement description
22.3 Measurement results
22.4 Normal incidence
22.6 Summary
22.A1 Measurement Scenarios
22.A1.1 Traditional Office Building (STV)
22.A1.2 Modern Office Building (AAU)
22.A2 Methodology
22.A2.1 Measurement Setup
22.A2.2 Measurement Procedures and Data Processing
22.A3 Measurements at Normal Incidence
23 BEL: Measurements covering 25 to 73 GHz frequency range in the United
Kingdom
23.1 Introduction
23.2 Overview of BEL measurement campaign
23.3 Measurement methodology and equipment
23.4 Campaign results
23.4.1 Traditional build houses
23.4.2 Modern Construction Houses
23.5 Concluding remarks
23.6 References
24 BEL from 5-39 GHz in the United States
24.1 Introduction
24.2 Experimental setup
24.2.1 Building descriptions
24.2.2 Testing locations
24.3 Results
24.3.1 Tabulated results
24.3.2 BEL vs depth
24.3.3 PDF distributions
24.3.4 CDF Distributions
24.3.5 BEL vs frequency
24.4 Conclusion
25 Measurements on slant-path BEL in bands around 24 GHz from Telstra
25.1 Introduction
25.2 Approach
25.3 Observations & Results
25.4 Conclusions
25.A1 Appendix 1: General Building Layout – Buildings G and E,
Victoria University, Melbourne, Australia
25.A2 Appendix 2: Detailed building illumination plans
25.A3 Appendix 3: Detailed measurement results (Tx2 – Frequency 2)
25.A4 Appendix 4: Detailed measurement results (Tx1 – Frequency 1)
25.A5 Appendix 5: Mean BEL vs AoA
25.A6 Appendix 6: Selected Polar Plots
26 BEL measurement results and modelling vary with elevation incident angle
in China
26.1 Introduction
26.A Annex : BEL measurement
26.A.1 Measurement scenarios
26.A.2 Test methodology
26.A.3 Measurement results
26.A.4 Conclusion
27 BEL measurement and modelling results on elevation angle dependence from
Ericsson
27.1 Introduction
27.2 Measurement campaign
27.3 Analysis
28 BEL measurements for three buildings in the frequency range
800 MHz-5.2 GHz with varying elevation incident angle from Nokia
28.1 Introduction
28.2 Measurement overview
28.3 Measurement results and comparison with KED-based model
28.5 Summary
28.A Annex: Methodology
28.A.1 Measurement Setup
28.A.2 Measurement Procedures and Data Processing