Study of time and space correlation of delay profile components in indoor/outdoor microcellular channels

This work is based on the analysis of impulse response data for one urban and two suburban areas, where signals at 1.44, 6.7, 14.72, and 22 GHz from a nearby outdoor transmitter are received and recorded in three indoor locations, namely a private house in a suburban setting, an office building in a suburban setting and an office building in a dense urban high rise setting. This paper gives results on the temporal correlation of the significant components in measured impulse responses.