Responses to Comments on Assessment of Polarization Dependence of Body Shadow Effect on Dosimetry Measurements in the 2.4 GHz Band

Abstract

When the personal exposimeter (PEM) is worn by the user, in non-line of sight conditions, the electric field (E-field) measured has three contributions: (1) propagation through the human body; (2) contribution travelling around the human body; (3) and reflexions from the environment. Second, another component of the E-field measured by the PEM is the trapped surface wave signals around the body. Third, in indoor environments, electromagnetic waves are composed of specular and diffuse components.