Sub-Gigahertz Spectrum Survey

Citation Author(s):
Rodney
Martinez Alonso
KU LEUVEN
David
Plets
Ghent University
Sofie
Pollin
KU Leuven
Luc
Martens
Ghent University
Wout
Joseph
Ghent University
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Sat, 01/18/2025 - 08:13
DOI:
10.21227/fv00-ws43
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Abstract 

The dataset comprises the spectral density peak power levels from a spectrum survey in a rural area of Belgium. For the spectrum measurements we consider 21 locations of a rural scenario in Nevele, Belgium. This is a mostly flat area with detached isolated houses and farms. We defined a grid of different locations for measuring the peak signal levels [dBm] across the spectrum between 170 MHz and 1000 MHz, during a period of 0.5 h. The measurements across the different locations are not synchronized and, therefore not correlated in the time domain. The maximum signal fading recorded during the time of the measurements was approximately 5 dB. Therefore, at each measurement location, we account for the 99th-percentile of the signal levels through time. This is done to account for the maximum levels and remove the temporal variations caused by fading.

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The file N2_Geoloc.xlsx include the geolocation of each measurement site, and a numeric identifier corresponding to the measurement CSV files e.g., ID 1 --> Site 1 --> Measurment file 1.csv.
Each Measurement CSV file contains two columns, one with a frequency [Hz] (resolution of approximately 0.68 MHz) and the second column with the 99th percentile maximum power level [dBm].  The Measurment CSV file are splitter in 2 sub-bands: a) denotes the measurements from 170 MHz to 600 MHz and b) the measurements from 600 MHz to 1 GHz.