№ lp_1_2_71790
“Outdoor Channel Models for System Level Simulations”, IEEE 802. 11-14/0627, Samsung, Kaushik Josiam, etc.
Date: 2013-10-16
Note: Contributor(s)
Jianhan Liu: Mediatek Inc.
Ron Porat: Broadcom
Vinko Erceg: Broadcom
Shahrnaz Azizi: Intel
Sameer Vermani: Qualcomm
Wookbong Lee: LGE
Hongyuan Zhang: Marvell
Edward Au: Huawei
Kaushik Josiam: Samsung
Bo Sun: ZTE
Abstract: This document provides the addendum to the TGn and Tgac channel model document to be used for HEW study group and future task group.
07/24/13 0.1: After July 2013 meeting in Geneva, group decides to start documenting the contributions and discussions.
10/10/2013 0.2: Including the progress and consensus reached in IEEE 802.11 September meeting in Nanjing
Introduction: The TGn and Tgac task group has developed a comprehensive MIMO broadband channel model, with support for up to 160 MHz channelization and 8 antennas. The HEW and future task group is targeting to improve MAC and PHY efficiency in dense networks for both indoor and outdoor scenarios.
Indoor channel models: The HEW study group agrees that TGn and TGac channel models should be adopted as HEW indoor channel models. The network simulation required penetration loss should be addressed as part of channel model document.
Outdoor channel models: A couple of outdoor channel models have been proposed. The HEW study group agrees that adopting existing outdoor channel models from cellular organization with proper modifications. The HEW study group decided to choose ITU channel model as the baseline of outdoor channel models.
In Progress and Existing Topics for Discussion: Expanding the ITU channel models to 160MHz has been discussed. Penetration loss should be discussed for outdoor simulation scenario. STA-to-STA outdoor channels, using UMi channel models with adjustment of heights.
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