The interaction of random antennas located in a high-rise office building

He paper presents the results of an experimental study of the levels of electromagnetic fields (EMF) in a high-rise office building. Random aperture antennas (RAA) are a model of holes in the walls of the building. Distributed random antenna (DRA) is a model of the metal elements of the building. It is shown that the RAA have a major impact on the levels of EMF in the frequency range 60-700 MHz. Levels of electromagnetic fields have more complicated dependence on the parameters of RAA and DRA together at lower frequencies.