Real World Scenario Recreation

Manually define scenario sequences for simulation based on Berlin Alexanderplatz field measurement data.

Real-World Applications

Measured Channel Calibration: Measured data from Berlin city center is used to validate and calibrate the channel model. This experiment shows how to compare simulation results with real measurements, ensuring model parameters (delay spread, angular spread) match actual environments.

Experiment Steps

Scenario Sequence: Manually annotate LOS/NLOS transition points along the track
Parameter Comparison: Compare statistical parameters between simulation and measurement

Simulation Experiment

Measurement Replay

Objective: Validate channel model accuracy. By adjusting model parameters (e.g., PL exponent, SF std dev), make the blue curve (Simulation) statistics (mean, variance) match the green curve (Measurement) as closely as possible.

* The above is a demonstration of data generation, not real Berlin measurement data.

Parameters(Real-time)

Track Length500 m

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