Abstract
Tests using three selected terrain diffraction models, three available experimental datasets and three digital elevation products with different horizontal and vertical resolutions were carried out to assess the role of input terrain profile in diffraction modeling. It is demonstrated that low-resolution terrain maps are not, generally speaking, suitable for terrain diffraction modeling. Further, it is also shown that utilizing digital elevation products with medium spatial resolution results in predictions close to the case when high-resolution terrain maps are considered.
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