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On the modelling of electromagnetic wave scattering by a row of cylinders

The scattering of electromagnetic (EM) waves incident upon a row of metallic circular cylinders is analyzed. Experimental results are presented and compared with computer simulations based on the Uniform Theory of Diffraction (UTD). It is demonstrated that the singlecylinder UTD-model presented in [1.] is an efficient tool to predict the fields scattered by a row of cylinders, e.g. street lamp-posts, and can therefore be used for the modelling of EMwave propagation in urban environments.