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Fig 1.

Vegetation signal propagation through lateral waves.

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Fig 2.

Prediction gain of vegetation paths with the base station in free space.

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Fig 3.

Radio wave propagation in open space areas of a vegetation.

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Fig 4.

Electromagnetic wave propagation path with trees and buildings arranged in rows.

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Fig 5.

Diagram of triangular trees and buildings.

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Fig 6.

Measurement principle and method of self-built system.

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Fig 7.

Self-built wireless channel measurement unit.

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Fig 8.

Channel impulse response.

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Table 1.

Capture channel parameters of I and Q channels.

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Fig 9.

Channel measurement point map of Beijing University of Science and Technology.

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Fig 10.

Relationship between the path gain of electromagnetic waves and the height of vegetation (the base station is located inside the vegetation).

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Fig 11.

Relationship between the electromagnetic wave path gain and the distance with different vegetations in the free space of the base station.

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Fig 12.

Relationship between the path gain of electromagnetic waves through different vegetations and distance.

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Fig 13.

Path gain using the triangle tree model.

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Fig 14.

Path gain of buildings and trees in row N at a signal receiving station (varying with angle).

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Table 2.

Channel large-scale fading measurement statistics (points in Beijing University of science and Technology).

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Fig 15.

Channel model performance comparison.

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