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How can the WinProp DPM model be adapted to measurements?
The prediction results of the DPM model are basically impacted by the defined propagation exponents (before and after breakpoint, both LOS and OLOS) and the defined value for the interaction loss (e.g. 13 dB). So I it is recommended to tune these values (propagation exponents and interaction loss) first instead of modifying the building materials.
In ProMan there is the possibility to import the measurements, assign the measurement files to a specific Tx antenna and then consider the measurement files for an auto-calibration of the DPM model parameters. Please have a look in the ProMan manual for further details (search for “calibration”).
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