Joint statistics of slant-path attenuation in distant sites measured with ITALSAT at 40 GHz

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Joint statistics of slant-path attenuation in distant sites measured with ITALSAT at 40 GHz

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Presented are the results of a joint statistical analysis of attenuation in satellite communication links at 39.6 GHz, based on four years of data collected in distant sites (d >300 km) during the ITALSAT campaign. The degree of statistical dependence is expressed by the statistical dependence index, defined as the joint probability to exceed a common attenuation threshold, normalised to the value of that joint probability determined for the ideal case of statistical independence between the two sites.

Inspec keywords: satellite links; statistical analysis; millimetre wave propagation; tropospheric electromagnetic wave propagation

Other keywords: ITALSAT; slant-path attenuation; 39.6 GHz; satellite communication links; joint probability; joint statistical analysis; 40 GHz; statistical dependence index

Subjects: Radiowave propagation; Other topics in statistics; Satellite communication systems

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      • C. Riva . Seasonal and diurnal variations of total attenuation measured with the ITALSAT satellite at Spino D'Adda at 18.7, 39.6 and 49.5 GHz. Int. J. Satell. Commun. Netw.
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