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Our aim is to investigate long range predictions (up to several wavelengths) of the small-scale fading of radio channels. The purpose is to enable advanced 5G downlink transmission schemes that require accurate channel state information at transmitters, such as massive MIMO and coherent joint transmission, for vehicular users.
Wireless systems increasingly rely on the accurate knowledge at the transmitter side of the transmitter-to-receiver propagation channel, to optimize the transmission adaptively. Some candidate techniques for 5th generation networks need the channel knowledge for tens of antennas to perform adaptive beamforming from the base station towards the mobile terminal. These techniques reduce the radiated...
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