The Longley–Rice model, also known as the Longley–Rice propagation model, is a widely used mathematical model for predicting radio wave propagation, particularly in the context of terrestrial communication systems. Developed by Wilbur Longley and Paul Rice in the 1960s, the model is particularly relevant for calculating the path loss of radio signals over various terrains and conditions.
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