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Clutter Parameters V3

The document describes different modes for calculating clutter attenuation in radio propagation modeling. It discusses options for the location of transmitters and receivers relative to clutter, and how free space loss, diffraction loss, and absorption loss are calculated depending on the clutter mode selected, including dB/km mode, flat + diffraction mode, user mode, tuning mode, and none mode. It provides details on the algorithms used for indoor versus outdoor locations and how building entry loss is determined.

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Clutter Parameters V3

The document describes different modes for calculating clutter attenuation in radio propagation modeling. It discusses options for the location of transmitters and receivers relative to clutter, and how free space loss, diffraction loss, and absorption loss are calculated depending on the clutter mode selected, including dB/km mode, flat + diffraction mode, user mode, tuning mode, and none mode. It provides details on the algorithms used for indoor versus outdoor locations and how building entry loss is determined.

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Advanced clutter options

Receiver location
• Over clutter
• Over ground spot
Transmitter location
• Above ground level
• Above clutter
>>
Refracted Signal
>>
>
> Receive Antenna
Obstacle

Attenuated Signal
Free Space Loss
Diffraction Loss
>>
>>
> FSL

>

Bldg Entry Loss (CC9) Subpath Loss


(applied in all mods) Entry Loss + Attenuation = Absorption Loss

Flat Attenuation(Other CC)


Flat Linear
(use in dB/Km mode)
Attenuation Attenuation
Definitions
• Flat attenuation
• Diffraction attenuation
• Absorption attenuation
• Clutter code 9
Clutter modes
• Available modes
– dB/km
– Flat + diffraction
– User
– Tunning
– None
dB/km mode (1/2)
• Outdoor (All clutters except BLG)
– Rx height < clutter height
• FSL + min(Diffraction, Absorption) + sp
– Absorption = flat attenuation + linear attenuations
– Rx height > clutter height
• FSL + min(Diffraction, Absorption) + sp
– Absorption = linear attenuations of crossed obstacles
dB/km mode (2/2)
• Indoor (Clutter code number 9)
– Rx height < clutter height
• No-SUM: FSL + min(Diffraction, Absorption) + sp
– Absorption = linear attenuations of crossed obstacles
• SUM: FSL + Diffraction + Absorption + sp
– Absorption = linear attenuations of crossed obstacles
In the above case, Indoor attenuation is computed from 3GPP 5G formula and building entry loss is computed from ITU R. P2040
Flat + diffraction mode (1/2)
• Outdoor (All clutters except BLG)
– Rx height < clutter height
• FSL + min(Diffraction, Absorption) + sp
– Absorption = Sum of diffraction before last obstacle + flat
attenuation of last obstacle
– Rx height > clutter height
• FSL + Diffraction + sp
• Flat is ignored
Flat + diffraction mode (2/2)
• Indoor (Clutter code number 9)
– Rx height < clutter height
• No diffraction on last obstacle
• FSL + Absorption + sp
• Absorption = Sum of diffraction before last obstacle +
flat attenuation of last obstacle
In the above case, Flat attenuation = 20 dB and building entry loss is computed from ITU R. P2040
clutter attenuation in "dB/km" mode: if "auto" (-1), the
attenuation/km in dB is equal to: [0.49 -
0.003*Frequency(GHz]*1000.

The "Building entry loss" model according to ITU-R P.2109 recommendation


has been added. The Time percentage set in the propagation model is used
for the inverse cumulative normal distribution with P=100-Time percentage.
"Traditional" buildings are identified with clutter codes 15, 16 and 18.
"Thermally-efficient" buildings are identified with clutter codes 9 and 2.
For other clutter codes and if a building layer is present, buildings are
considered as "Traditional".
Notes:
ITU-R P.2109: Code = -2.
ITU-R P.2040: Code = -1
For any other value >=0, attenuation is considered with the user defined
value.
ITU-R P.2040 and ITU-R P.2109 are used only if "dB/km" or "Flat+Diffraction"
mode is selected.

For Outdoor to Indoor propagation, a receiver is considered "Indoor" if the


building height (in the BLG layer) is greater that the receiver antenna height
and if the associated clutter code is either 9, 15, 16, 17 or 18.

The "Building entry loss" attenuation is applied only for receivers located in
clutter codes 9, 15, 16, 17 or 18.
User mode
• Outdoor (All clutters except BLG)
– FSL + Diffraction + Absorption + sp
– Absorption = flat attenuation at last obstacle

• Indoor (Clutter code 9)


– FSL + Diffraction + Absorption + sp
– Absorption = flat attenuation at last obstacle
Tunning mode
• That’s for outdoor only
• Doesn’t apply to indoor prediction
None mode
• The attenuation is the diffraction due
to the last obstacle.
• No attenuation for clutter penetration
is calculated.
Examples
CC9 Only

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