Long-Term Propagation Statistics and Availability Performance Assessment for Simulated Terrestrial Hybrid FSO/RF System

<p/> <p>Long-term monthly and annual statistics of the attenuation of electromagnetic waves that have been obtained from 6 years of measurements on a free space optical path, 853 meters long, with a wavelength of 850&#8201;nm and on a precisely parallel radio path with a frequency of...

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Main Authors: Fiser Ondrej, Kvicera Vaclav, Grabner Martin
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: SpringerOpen 2011-01-01
Series:EURASIP Journal on Wireless Communications and Networking
Online Access:http://jwcn.eurasipjournals.com/content/2011/435262
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spelling doaj-c6c15baba3e641a5b4a66bab31263a7f2020-11-25T00:03:09ZengSpringerOpenEURASIP Journal on Wireless Communications and Networking1687-14721687-14992011-01-0120111435262Long-Term Propagation Statistics and Availability Performance Assessment for Simulated Terrestrial Hybrid FSO/RF SystemFiser OndrejKvicera VaclavGrabner Martin<p/> <p>Long-term monthly and annual statistics of the attenuation of electromagnetic waves that have been obtained from 6 years of measurements on a free space optical path, 853 meters long, with a wavelength of 850&#8201;nm and on a precisely parallel radio path with a frequency of 58&#8201;GHz are presented. All the attenuation events observed are systematically classified according to the hydrometeor type causing the particular event. Monthly and yearly propagation statistics on the free space optical path and radio path are obtained. The influence of individual hydrometeors on attenuation is analysed. The obtained propagation statistics are compared to the calculated statistics using ITU-R models. The calculated attenuation statistics both at 850&#8201;nm and 58&#8201;GHz underestimate the measured statistics for higher attenuation levels. The availability performance of a simulated hybrid FSO/RF system is analysed based on the measured data.</p>http://jwcn.eurasipjournals.com/content/2011/435262
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author Fiser Ondrej
Kvicera Vaclav
Grabner Martin
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Kvicera Vaclav
Grabner Martin
Long-Term Propagation Statistics and Availability Performance Assessment for Simulated Terrestrial Hybrid FSO/RF System
EURASIP Journal on Wireless Communications and Networking
author_facet Fiser Ondrej
Kvicera Vaclav
Grabner Martin
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title Long-Term Propagation Statistics and Availability Performance Assessment for Simulated Terrestrial Hybrid FSO/RF System
title_short Long-Term Propagation Statistics and Availability Performance Assessment for Simulated Terrestrial Hybrid FSO/RF System
title_full Long-Term Propagation Statistics and Availability Performance Assessment for Simulated Terrestrial Hybrid FSO/RF System
title_fullStr Long-Term Propagation Statistics and Availability Performance Assessment for Simulated Terrestrial Hybrid FSO/RF System
title_full_unstemmed Long-Term Propagation Statistics and Availability Performance Assessment for Simulated Terrestrial Hybrid FSO/RF System
title_sort long-term propagation statistics and availability performance assessment for simulated terrestrial hybrid fso/rf system
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issn 1687-1472
1687-1499
publishDate 2011-01-01
description <p/> <p>Long-term monthly and annual statistics of the attenuation of electromagnetic waves that have been obtained from 6 years of measurements on a free space optical path, 853 meters long, with a wavelength of 850&#8201;nm and on a precisely parallel radio path with a frequency of 58&#8201;GHz are presented. All the attenuation events observed are systematically classified according to the hydrometeor type causing the particular event. Monthly and yearly propagation statistics on the free space optical path and radio path are obtained. The influence of individual hydrometeors on attenuation is analysed. The obtained propagation statistics are compared to the calculated statistics using ITU-R models. The calculated attenuation statistics both at 850&#8201;nm and 58&#8201;GHz underestimate the measured statistics for higher attenuation levels. The availability performance of a simulated hybrid FSO/RF system is analysed based on the measured data.</p>
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