Mathematical Formulation
The Egli model is formally expressed as:
Where,
= 50th percentile receive power
= Transmit power
= Absolute gain of the base station antenna.
= Absolute gain of the mobile station antenna.
= Height of the base station antenna.
= Height of the mobile station antenna.
= Distance from base station antenna.
= Frequency of transmission.
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