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VIII   C o n te n t s

                           1 . 10.3   Aspects for Predicting the Signal Strengths in  a
                                  General Environment   . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .   43
                           1 . 10.4   Predicting  the  Interference Signals   . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .   45
                     1 . 11   Summary   . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .   46
                          References  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .   46
                          Additional  References   . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .   48

                 2   Macrocell Prediction Models-Part 1: Area-to-Area Models          51
                      2. 1   Free Space Loss   ....................................... .   51
                      2. 2   Plane Earth Model   ..................................... .   52
                      2. 3   Young Model   ......................................... .   53
                      2. 4   Bullington Monograms  ................................. .   5 5
                            2. 4.1   Fading,  Refraction from Tropospheric Transmission,
                                  and Diffraction   ................................ .   5 6
                            2. 4.2   Effects of Buildings and Trees  .................... .   57
                      2. 5   Egli Model-One of the Clutter Factor Models   ............ .   58
                      2. 6   The JRC Method  ....................................... .   60
                      2. 7   Terrain-Integrated Rough-Earth Model   ................... .   61
                            2. 7 . 1    Description of TIREM   .......................... .   61
                            2. 7. 2   Summary  of Land Propagation Formulas   ......... .   62
                      2. 8   Carey  Model   .......................................... .   65
                      2. 9   CCIR Model   .......................................... .   66
                            2. 9.1   Description of the Model  ........................ .   66
                     2. 10   Blomquist-Ladell and Edwards-Durkin Models   ........... .   68
                     2. 11   lbrahim-Parsons Model   ................................ .   70
                           2. 11.1   Findings from the Empirical Data   ................ .   70
                           2. 11.2   Two Proposed Models   .......................... .   73
                     2. 1 2    Okumara-Hata and the Cost 231  Hata Models   ............ .   7 5
                           2. 12.1   Okumura Method Hata Model  ................... .   7 5
                           2. 12.2   Cost 231  Hata Model   ........................... .   80
                     2. 13  Walfisch-Bertoni Model   ................................ .   81
                     2. 14  Ikegami Model   ........................................ .   83
                     2. 1 5    Walfisch-Ikegami Model   ............................... .   84
                     2. 16  Flat-Edge Model  ....................................... .   87
                     2. 17   ITU Model  ............................................ .   89
                           2. 17.1   ITU-R Recommendation P.15 4 6                    90
                           2. 17.2   Recommendation ITU-R P.530-9  .................. .   92
                     2. 18   On-Body  Model   ....................................... .   94
                           2. 18.1   Modell   ...................................... .   94
                           2. 18.2   Model 2   .... . ................................. .   94
                     2. 19  Summary                                                   95
                          References                                                  95

                 3   Macrocell Prediction Models-Part 2: Point-to-Point Models        99
                      3. 1   The Lee Model   ........................................ .   99
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