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Limited feedback multi-stage beam-forming method for beyond-line-of-sight ducting channels
Atmospheric duct is a layer in which propagating signals are refracted back to the surface. In this way, these signals are trapped between surface and duct layer. Thus, atmospheric ducts significantly limit spreading of propagating signals, and provide lower path-loss compared to standard atmosphere
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