Long description: noise
Alt text: A diagram illustrating the geometric relationships between a source, a barrier, and a receiver, forming right-angled triangles.
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- The diagram shows three labeled components: a 'source' on the left, a vertical 'barrier' in the center, and a 'receiver' on the right.
- Vertical measurements indicate the height of the source from the ground is labeled as 'hs' and the height of the receiver from the ground is labeled as 'hr'.
- Horizontal distances are marked: the horizontal distance from the source to the barrier is labeled 's', and the horizontal distance from the barrier to the receiver is labeled 'v'.
- The diagram depicts dashed lines connecting the source to the receiver, passing over the barrier, illustrating a path that forms a right-angled triangle with vertical sides labeled 'H' and 'W', and a hypotenuse connecting the source and receiver.
- A second, fainter dashed line shows the direct connection between the source and receiver, suggesting a straight-line path.
- Various points and segments are labeled with variables such as 'T', 'U', 'R', and 'S' to denote positions and related measurements.