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Publication Type : Conference Proceedings
Publisher : ICCSP
Source : 2020 International Conference on Communication and Signal Processing (ICCSP) (2020)
Keywords : Additive noise, C-band frequency, C-band spatio-temporal data, C-band spatio-temporal signals, computational modeling, Data driven modelling, data interpretation methods, data-driven modelling approach, Free space, Interference, K-means clustering, laboratory conditions, learning (artificial intelligence), Machine learning, Machine learning models, multipath effects, Multipath propagation, nonline-of-sight objects, pattern clustering, propagation channel, propagation medium, radio transmitters, radiowave propagation, Receiving antennas, Scattering, signal scattering property, Transmitting antennas, wireless communication
Campus : Coimbatore
School : Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering, School of Engineering
Department : Electrical and Electronics
Year : 2020
Abstract : Signal propagating through free space in wireless communication is subject to additive noise by line-of-sight and non-line-of-sight objects in the propagation medium. This leads to a lot of interference and scattering due to multipath effects. This research work aims to identify such contributors in the propagation channel and characterize them based on their signal scattering property. A data-driven modelling approach is used in place of the traditional math-based modelling. K-means clustering along with other data interpretation methods were used to identify the scatterers. The scatterers are either characterized as absorbing or reflecting type based on the way the signal is affected. Five independent datasets using the C-band frequency were collected under laboratory conditions and used for the study. The ideal dataset from the manufacturer was used as the benchmark. The results identified the scatterers from the experimental dataset and enabled the estimation of their dimensions and material composition in laboratory conditions.
Cite this Research Publication : H. I. Surej, Karthic, S., Vigneshwara, G., Jeyashri, T., Dr. T. Rajagopalan, Gandhiraj, R., Kumar, K. A. Pradeep, Binoy, B. N., Sundaram, G. A. Shanmug, and Ram, D. S. Harish, “Evidence of Scatter in C-band Spatio-temporal Signals using Machine Learning Models”, 2020 International Conference on Communication and Signal Processing (ICCSP). 2020.