View source for 18548276. INFORMATION PROCESSING SYSTEM, RADIO WAVE PROPAGATION SIMULATION METHOD, AND PROGRAM simplified abstract (Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corporation)

=INFORMATION PROCESSING SYSTEM, RADIO WAVE PROPAGATION SIMULATION METHOD, AND PROGRAM=


==Organization Name==

[[:Category:Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corporation|Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corporation]]


[[Category:Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corporation]]

==Inventor(s)==

[[:Category:Minoru Inomata of Tokyo (JP)|Minoru Inomata of Tokyo (JP)]][[Category:Minoru Inomata of Tokyo (JP)]]

[[:Category:Wataru Yamada of Tokyo (JP)|Wataru Yamada of Tokyo (JP)]][[Category:Wataru Yamada of Tokyo (JP)]]

[[:Category:Nobuaki Kuno of Tokyo (JP)|Nobuaki Kuno of Tokyo (JP)]][[Category:Nobuaki Kuno of Tokyo (JP)]]

[[:Category:Motoharu Sasaki of Tokyo (JP)|Motoharu Sasaki of Tokyo (JP)]][[Category:Motoharu Sasaki of Tokyo (JP)]]

==INFORMATION PROCESSING SYSTEM, RADIO WAVE PROPAGATION SIMULATION METHOD, AND PROGRAM - A simplified explanation of the abstract==


This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18548276 titled 'INFORMATION PROCESSING SYSTEM, RADIO WAVE PROPAGATION SIMULATION METHOD, AND PROGRAM

The patent application describes an information processing system that utilizes ray tracing techniques to calculate radio wave intensity in a target area.

* Acquisition unit divides target area into meshes with height information.
* First ray tracing unit determines two-dimensional ray trace from transmission point to reception point.
* Second ray tracing unit calculates three-dimensional ray trace based on mesh data and height information.
* Radio field intensity calculation unit computes intensity of radio wave at reception point using three-dimensional ray traces.

**Potential Applications:**
- Wireless communication network planning and optimization.
- Radar systems for accurate signal propagation analysis.
- Autonomous vehicle navigation systems for improved connectivity.

**Problems Solved:**
- Enhances accuracy in predicting radio wave propagation.
- Facilitates efficient design of wireless communication networks.
- Enables better understanding of signal coverage in complex environments.

**Benefits:**
- Improved signal strength prediction.
- Enhanced network performance.
- Increased reliability of communication systems.

**Commercial Applications:**
Title: "Advanced Radio Wave Propagation Analysis System"
This technology can be used in telecommunications companies for network planning, in radar system development, and in autonomous vehicle technology for improved connectivity.

**Prior Art:**
No prior art information provided.

**Frequently Updated Research:**
There is ongoing research in the field of ray tracing techniques for radio wave propagation analysis, with a focus on improving accuracy and efficiency.

**Questions about Ray Tracing for Radio Wave Propagation:**
1. How does this technology compare to traditional methods of radio wave propagation analysis?
2. What are the potential limitations of using ray tracing for calculating radio wave intensity in complex environments?


==Original Abstract Submitted==

An information processing system includes: an acquisition unit configured to divide a target area into a plurality of meshes of a predetermined size, and acquire mesh data indicating the environment of the target area with height information about the plurality of meshes on a per-mesh basis; a first ray tracing unit configured to determine a two-dimensional ray trace from a transmission point to a reception point on the basis of the mesh data, a radio wave being transmitted at the transmission point, the radio wave being received at the reception point; a second ray tracing unit configured to determine a three-dimensional ray trace corresponding to the two-dimensional ray trace, on the basis of the mesh data, and height information about the transmission point and the reception point; and a radio field intensity calculation unit configured to calculate an intensity of the radio wave at the reception point, using one or more three-dimensional ray traces determined by the second ray tracing unit.



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