D-RAP (Development of Radio Propagation Models)

D-RAP (Development of Radio Propagation Models) is a scientific effort to create accurate predictions of how radio signals behave as they travel through the environment. It considers factors like terrain, buildings, and atmospheric conditions to determine how signals weaken, reflect, or scatter. These models help engineers design reliable wireless networks, ensuring good coverage and performance. Essentially, D-RAP aims to understand and simulate real-world signal behavior so communication systems can be planned more effectively and efficiently.