Este trabalho apresenta uma visão geral do modo de transmissão OFDM do padrão IEEE 802.16. O controle de acesso ao meio (MAC) e da camada física (PHY) são descritos em detalhes. Especialmente a estrutura do frame na camada (PHY). Além disso, as diferentes configurações da camada PHY com diferentes níveis de robustez são analisadas. Em seguida a simulação de um frame de dados com ADS (Advanced Design System) com todas as especificações da camada PHY são incluídas: Randomização, FEC, modulação adaptativa e IFFT/FFT. Um canal com multipercursos Rayleigh fading é implementada também. Finalmente são analisadas as curvas de espectro em freqüência e tempo, e a constelação no transmissor e receptor Downlink e Uplink, respectivamente. / This works presents a general overview of the mode of transmission OFDM standard IEEE 802.16. The medium access control (MAC) and physical layer (PHY) are described in detail, especially the structure of frame layer (PHY). Moreover, the different configurations PHY layers with different level strengths are analyzed. Then the simulation of a frame data with ADS (Advanced Design System) with all the specifications of PHY layer are included: Randomização, FEC, adaptive modulation and IFFT / FFT. A breaking multipath Rayleigh fading is implemented as well. In analyzes the curves of spectrum in frequency and time, and constellation in the transmitter and receiver Uplink and Downlink, respectively.

Este trabalho apresenta uma visão geral do modo de transmissão OFDM do padrão IEEE 802.16. O controle de acesso ao meio (MAC) e da camada física (PHY) são descritos em detalhes. Especialmente a estrutura do frame na camada (PHY). Além disso, as diferentes configurações da camada PHY com diferentes níveis de robustez são analisadas. Em seguida a simulação de um frame de dados com ADS (Advanced Design System) com todas as especificações da camada PHY são incluídas: Randomização, FEC, modulação adaptativa e IFFT/FFT. Um canal com multipercursos Rayleigh fading é implementada também. Finalmente são analisadas as curvas de espectro em freqüência e tempo, e a constelação no transmissor e receptor Downlink e Uplink, respectivamente. / This works presents a general overview of the mode of transmission OFDM standard IEEE 802.16. The medium access control (MAC) and physical layer (PHY) are described in detail, especially the structure of frame layer (PHY). Moreover, the different configurations PHY layers with different level strengths are analyzed. Then the simulation of a frame data with ADS (Advanced Design System) with all the specifications of PHY layer are included: Randomização, FEC, adaptive modulation and IFFT / FFT. A breaking multipath Rayleigh fading is implemented as well. In analyzes the curves of spectrum in frequency and time, and constellation in the transmitter and receiver Uplink and Downlink, respectively.

This paper serves as an introduction to this special issue on the use of multiregional input- output modeling in assessments of natural resource use and resource use efficiency. Due to globalization, growth in trade has outpaced growth in global gross domestic product (GDP). As a consequence, impacts of consumption of a country increasingly take place abroad. Various methods have been developed to perform so-called footprint analyses. We argue that global multiregional input-output (GMRIO) analysis has the largest potential to provide a consistent accounting framework to calculate a variety of different footprint indicators. The state of the art in GMRIO has, however, various shortcomings, such as limited sector and regional detail and incomplete extensions. The work presented in this special issue addresses a number of such problems and how to possibly overcome them, focusing on the construction of a new GMRIO database (EXIOBASE V3). This database includes long time series in both current and constant prices, a high level of product and sector detail, a physical representation of the world economy, and allows analyzing which footprints out of the many possible indicators provide most information for policy making. Various options for empirical analyses are presented in this special issue. Finally, we analyze how GMRIOs can be further standardized and gradually moved from the scientific to the official statistical domain.