Earth-Space Rain Attenuation Prediction: its Impact at Ku, Ka and V-band Over some Equatorial Stations

Earth-Space Rain Attenuation Prediction: its Impact at Ku, Ka and V-band Over some Equatorial Stations

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The impact of rainfall is very important for designing a modern satellite system for heavy rainfall climatic regions like Malaysia, with large annual rainfall accumulation exceeding 3000 mm and rainfall rate exceeding 150 mm/h at Ku (12/14 GHz), Ka (20/30 GHz) and V (40/50 GHz) bands.
 
Published at International Conference on Science and Sustainable Development (ICSSD 2017).
Volume 9
Issue 2
Pages 359–374
Published in 2017
 
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Omotosho T.V., Akinwumi S. A., Ometan O. O, Adewusi M. O, Mandeep J. S, and Abdullah M.
AKINWUMI SAYO AKINLOYE » Mr. Akinwumi Sayo Akinloye is an assistant lecturer in Physics department, Covenant University. His area of research is in ATMOSPHERIC AND COMMUNICATION PHYSICS. He has a knowledge of Computer programming in Matlab, origin and Microsoft excel. He is a member Nigeria institute of Physics (NIP).He is currently on his Ph.D program. view full profile
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