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00925njm 22002777a 4500 dc Gamazo Real, José Carlos author Blas Prieto, Juan author Lorenzo Toledo, Rubén Mateo author Gómez Gil, Jaime author 2010 This article is based on the application of an experimental system to measure the power of an electric field in indoor environments. A robotic system is used to position automatically an antenna in a fixed grid within an environment. The collected data is processed, analyzed and demonstrated graphically in order to explain the 2D and 3D pattern of the electric power signal. Finally, a concrete environment is studied and the measured data evaluated in order to characterize the electric field radiated by a GSM base station and to analyze the impact on the human body. The results show that the measured signals have space and temporal variability in a concrete point of their propagation, which produces slow and fast variations with the distance. Electronics World, 2010, vol. 116, no. 1889, pp. 30-34 1365-4675 https://uvadoc.uva.es/handle/10324/65816 30 1889 34 116 Electrical engineering Signal processing Propagation study of GSM power in two dimensions in indoor environments part 2