Studies on the inter-relation of Ku-band scintillations and rain attenuation over an Earth-space path on the basis of their static and dynamic spectral analysis

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An attempt has been made to inter-relate simultaneously occurring rain attenuation and scintillations of Ku-band signals over an Earth-space path at a tropical location. The power spectral analysis has been carried out to determine required cut-off frequency of filtering to separate out rain attenuation and scintillation effects. The power spectra of low- and high-pass filtered time series of satellite signal level data exhibit respective slopes in frequency domain that support theoretical values. Furthermore, wavelet analysis reveals the variability of different modes of signal variations in time-frequency space and the two phenomena are related by means of their global wavelet spectra.

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