A new ray-tracing based wave propagation model including rough surfaces scattering

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This paper presents a complete ray-tracing based model which takes into account scattering from rough surfaces in indoor environments. The proposed model relies on a combination between computer graphics and radar techniques. The paths between the transmitter and the receiver are found thanks to a Bi-Directional Path-Tracing algorithm, and the scattering field after each interaction between the electromagnetic wave and the environment is computed according to the Kirchhoff Approximation. This propagation model is implemented as a plug-in in an existing full 3-D ray-tracing software. Thus, we compare the results of classical ray-tracing with those of our model to study the influence of the scattering phenomenon on the wave propagation in typical indoor environments.

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Cocheril, Y., & Vauzelle, R. (2007). A new ray-tracing based wave propagation model including rough surfaces scattering. Progress in Electromagnetics Research, 75, 357–381. https://doi.org/10.2528/PIER07061202

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