Dataset v1.0 Open Access 24 / 60 GHz Yokohama, Japan

mm-Wave Dual-Band Channel Sounding Dataset

Double-directional channel measurements at 24 GHz and 60 GHz in urban outdoor environments, collected in Yokohama City, Japan. Supports 5G/6G mmWave channel modeling, beamforming research, and propagation analysis.

24 GHz
Lower mmWave Band
60 GHz
Upper mmWave Band
3
Measurement Areas
Phased Array
Measurement Type
LoS / NLoS
Propagation Labels
.xlsx / .mat
Data Format

Dataset Overview

This dataset was collected by the Radio Signal Processing Laboratory at Niigata University as part of dual-band channel measurement campaigns in urban macro-cell (UMa) and micro-cell (UMi) environments in Yokohama City, Japan. Three areas were covered: Yuraku, NTTCom, and World Porters (WP) — the same urban access environments used for the Sub-6GHz MIMO Channel Sounding campaign.

Double-directional channel measurements were conducted simultaneously at 24 GHz and 60 GHz using a custom-built mm-wave channel sounder, capturing the angular and delay characteristics of the propagation channel in both LoS and NLoS conditions.

Measurement Setup

Frequency24 GHz and 60 GHz (simultaneous)
Measurement TypeDouble-directional channel measurement
TX/RX AntennaCOTS Phased Arrays
TX Height31.0 m (Yuraku)  ·  34.0 m (NTTCom)  ·  3.0 m (WP)
RX Height1.5 m (all areas)
Meas. Points126 total  (Yuraku: 49  ·  NTTCom: 52  ·  WP: 25)
EnvironmentsUrban macro-cell (UMa), Urban micro-cell (UMi)
LocationYokohama City, Japan
Channel SounderMIMO Channel Sounder

Measurement Areas

Area 1 – Yuraku (UMa)
Yokohama Daiichi Yuraku Bldg.
Urban Macro 24 GHz 60 GHz
Area 2 – NTTCom (UMa)
NTTCom Yokohama Yamashita Bldg.
Urban Macro 24 GHz 60 GHz
Area 3 – WP / World Porters (UMi)
Yokohama World Porters
Urban Micro 24 GHz 60 GHz

Measurement Method

Channel measurements were conducted using a custom-built 24/60-GHz dual-band double-directional (D-D) channel sounder based on commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) phased array RF transceivers (SIVERS IMA). The system acquires double-directional channel data over the full 360° azimuth range at both frequencies simultaneously.

Channel Sounder System
24 GHz60 GHz
RF TransceiverEVK02001 (SIVERS IMA)EVK06002 (SIVERS IMA)
Antenna8×2-element UPA16-element ULA
Beam Coverage / Array±45° (90° per orientation)
Tx Beams / Orientation511
Rx Beams / Orientation512
MIMO SchemeDual 4×4 TDM
Full Azimuth (360°) Sweep

Each phased array covers a 90° sector. By rotating both TX and RX arrays through four cardinal orientations (N, E, S, W), a full 360° double-directional angular sweep is achieved. One complete measurement cycle takes approximately 5 minutes per RX point.

OTA Calibration

Over-the-air (OTA) calibration is applied to remove the combined frequency response of the TX and RX chains, including phased array antenna characteristics, yielding calibrated channel transfer functions (CTFs).

Post-Processing

Multipath components (MPCs) — delay, angle-of-departure (AoD), angle-of-arrival (AoA), and power — are extracted from the multi-dimensional channel impulse response (MDCIR) using a multi-dimensional sub-grid CLEAN algorithm. MPC clustering is then performed with a K-PowerMeans (KPM) algorithm applied jointly to the 24 GHz and 60 GHz datasets, yielding common clusters (present at both frequencies) and uncommon clusters (present at one frequency only).

Dual-band joint clustering diagram

Dual-band joint clustering: 24 GHz and 60 GHz MPC datasets are composed and clustered jointly.

Channel Sounder Hardware
24/60-GHz dual-band channel sounder system

TX (left) and RX (right) units mounted on carts. Each cart carries a 24-GHz and 60-GHz phased array with a 360° camera on top.

Field Measurement
Field measurement in Yokohama

RX cart positioned at a static measurement point in the urban street environment (Yokohama, Japan).

Datasets

Scenario Area / BS Location TX Height RX Height Direction Points Frequency Data Download
Urban Macro
UMa
Kanai Area
Yokohama Daiichi Yuraku Bldg.
31.0 m1.5 m NW (19) / SW (30)49 24 GHz60 GHz Coming soon
China Town
NTTCom Yokohama Yamashita Bldg.
34.0 m1.5 m E (29) / S (23)52 24 GHz60 GHz Coming soon
Urban Micro
UMi
Streets
Yokohama World Porters
3.0 m1.5 m NW (25)25 24 GHz60 GHz Coming soon
Area 1 – Yuraku Environment

BS Antenna

BS Antenna – Yuraku

MS Antenna

MS Antenna – Yuraku
Area 1 – Yuraku UMa
LocationKanai Area, Yokohama
BS BuildingYokohama Daiichi Yuraku Bldg.
TX Height31.0 m
RX Height1.5 m
BS DirectionNW / SW
Meas. PointsNW: 19  /  SW: 30  (Total: 49)
Frequency24 GHz, 60 GHz
Area 2 – NTTCom Environment

BS Antenna

BS Antenna – NTTCom

MS Antenna

MS Antenna – NTTCom
Area 2 – NTTCom UMa
LocationChina Town, Yokohama
BS BuildingNTTCom Yokohama Yamashita Bldg.
TX Height34.0 m
RX Height1.5 m
BS DirectionE / S
Meas. PointsE: 29  /  S: 23  (Total: 52)
Frequency24 GHz, 60 GHz
Area 3 – WP Environment

BS Antenna

BS Antenna – WP

MS Antenna

MS Antenna – WP
Area 3 – World Porters UMi
LocationYokohama World Porters
TX PlacementNear intersection (street-level)
TX Height3.0 m
RX Height1.5 m
BS DirectionNW
Meas. PointsNW: 25  (Total: 25)
Frequency24 GHz, 60 GHz

Data Preview

Sample visualizations from the measurement campaigns.

Area 1 – Yuraku (Urban Macro) Area 2 – NTTCom (Urban Macro) Area 3 – WP (Urban Micro) Measurement area overview

Cumulative Distribution Functions (CDF) of Large-Scale Parameters at 24 GHz and 60 GHz.

 3GPP TR 38.901 model
LSP CDF – Area 1 Yuraku

Area 1 – Yuraku (Urban Macro) · 24 GHz & 60 GHz · LoS / NLoS

LSP CDF – Area 2 NTTCom

Area 2 – NTTCom (Urban Macro) · 24 GHz & 60 GHz · LoS / NLoS

LSP CDF – Area 3 WP

Area 3 – World Porters (Urban Micro) · 24 GHz & 60 GHz · LoS / NLoS

Measured channel statistics at 24 GHz and 60 GHz. μ and σ denote mean and std. dev. of log₁₀ values. 3GPP reference values from TR 38.901.

Large-Scale Parameters (LSP) — Area 1 Yuraku (UMa)

3GPP reference from TR 38.901 (UMa, 24 GHz).

Parameter 24 GHz 60 GHz 3GPP UMa
LoSNLoSLoSNLoSLoSNLoS
RMS DS
log₁₀(DS/1s)
μ −6.969−6.914−7.454−7.642−7.088−6.562
σ 0.3090.7390.4850.3900.66—
RMS ASD
log₁₀(ASD/1°)
μ 1.4601.4001.2671.1311.2141.342
σ 0.1180.3160.168—0.280.28
RMS ASA
log₁₀(ASA/1°)
μ 1.6151.2981.4761.7071.8101.603
σ 0.175—0.2230.3630.200.11
K-factor (dB) μ 5.17—8.36—9.00—
σ 4.63—4.60—3.50—
Small-Scale Parameters (SSP) — Area 1 Yuraku
Parameter24 GHz60 GHz3GPP @ 24 GHz3GPP @ 60 GHz
Cluster DS (ns)1.8681.0261.850.54
Cluster ASD (°)10.7595.8065.05.458
Cluster ASA (°)18.2559.13011.010.338
Large-Scale Parameters (LSP) — Area 2 NTTCom (UMa)

3GPP reference from TR 38.901 (UMa, 24 GHz).

Parameter 24 GHz 60 GHz 3GPP UMa
LoSNLoSLoSNLoSLoSNLoS
RMS DS
log₁₀(DS/1s)
μ −7.409−7.151−7.621−7.387−7.088−6.562
σ 0.1420.1270.223—0.66—
RMS ASD
log₁₀(ASD/1°)
μ 1.2931.2841.1931.1581.2141.342
σ 0.0640.0370.081—0.280.28
RMS ASA
log₁₀(ASA/1°)
μ 1.5981.5141.4761.7071.8101.603
σ 0.1800.0970.210—0.200.11
K-factor (dB) μ 7.462—8.244—9.00—
σ 4.584—5.130—3.50—
Small-Scale Parameters (SSP) — Area 2 NTTCom
Parameter24 GHz60 GHz3GPP @ 24 GHz3GPP @ 60 GHz
Cluster DS (ns)3.2262.5181.850.54
Cluster ASD (°)15.3348.5065.06.723
Cluster ASA (°)29.40419.41711.015.723
Large-Scale Parameters (LSP) — Area 3 World Porters (UMi)

3GPP reference from TR 38.901 (UMi, 24 GHz).

Parameter 24 GHz 60 GHz 3GPP UMi
LoSNLoSLoSNLoSLoSNLoS
RMS DS
log₁₀(DS/1s)
μ −7.184—−7.383—−7.476−7.166
σ 0.157—0.200—0.380.564
RMS ASD
log₁₀(ASD/1°)
μ 1.5291.2081.4881.1221.140—
σ 0.089—0.074—0.41—
RMS ASA
log₁₀(ASA/1°)
μ 1.4611.6981.3721.6681.618—
σ 0.1200.3700.1320.3890.300—
K-factor (dB) μ 9.45—10.16—9.00—
σ 3.38—4.37—5.00—
Small-Scale Parameters (SSP) — Area 3 WP
Parameter 24 GHz 60 GHz 3GPP UMi
LoSNLoSLoSNLoSLoSNLoS
Cluster DS (ns)2.575.002.2611.00——
Cluster ASD (°)25.013.0019.7610.00——
Cluster ASA (°)26.7117.0022.2722.00——

Related Publications & Citation

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License & Terms of Use

This dataset is released under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0) license.

  • Free to use for academic and non-commercial research
  • Redistribution requires attribution to the original source
  • Commercial use requires prior written permission
  • The dataset is provided "as is" without warranty of any kind

Contact

For questions regarding the dataset or collaboration inquiries, please contact:

Prof. Minseok Kim
Radio Signal Processing Laboratory
Graduate School of Science and Technology
Niigata University, Japan