Rain attenuation frequency scaling

In communications satellite systems, rain attenuation frequency scaling is a technique implemented to model rain fade phenomena affecting a telecommunications link, both statistically and instantaneously. Accurate predictions of rain attenuation are crucial both for the proper design of a satellite communication (SatCom) system, as the detrimental impact of hydrometeors present within the troposphere, mainly rain, on radio frequency signals, can lead to system failures. Moreover, such analyses are essential for the implementation of adaptive fade mitigation techniques, such as uplink power control and variable rate encoding schemes, to increase the link availability.

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