Superresolution measurement of non-specular wave scattering from building surface roughness

This paper presents a superresolution measurement of non-specular scattering from 3D building surface roughness. The superresolution method was applied as an approach to handle signal parameters (DOA, TOA) of the individual incoming waves reflected from building surface roughness. In order to comprehend in detail the microscopic mechanisms of scattering, signal parameters are to be incorporated into the geometrical ray tracing. The results show that the multiple paths can be detected from many scatterers, such as ground, window glass, window frame, bricks surface, as well as directly from the transmitter. Most of the scattered waves arrive closely from specular directions. The calculation of glass and bricks reflection coefficient can be performed based on data measurement.