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Statistical Characterization of Wind-Induced Beam Refraction and UAV Instability in Water-to-Air Optical Channels
Direct water-to-air (W2A) optical communications experience strong beam refraction at the dynamic sea surface and unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) instability. This letter proposes a novel and tractable statistical channel model for a vertical W2A link between an underwater node and an UAV under varyin
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