Abstract
Digital terrestrial television broadcasting of the DVB-T2 standard is the
basis of the modern broadcast television system, providing high spectral efficiency,
noise immunity, and the ability to transmit high-definition digital content.
However, the reliability of DVB-T2 signal reception largely depends on the
conditions of radio wave propagation, which in mountainous areas are
characterized by pronounced territorial heterogeneity, shielding relief, multi-beam
propagation, and significant attenuation levels.

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