Statistical study of SAR in clustered wireless channels

The development of wireless technologies led to the birth of numerical dosimetry for non-ionizing radiation. This paper validates two statistical methods to evaluate SAR for cylindrical body models. The first method is Monte Carlo method in a stochastic physical model of propagation, the second method is an analytical method based on Uncorrelated Scattering assumption. These methods allow a statistical study of averaged SAR. The second point is to study SAR´s behaviour in a random clustered wireless channels. Variation of SAR is analyzed in function of cluster parameters changing, in order to examine different exposure conditions.