Abstract
A modification to previously developed slab diffraction models allows Babinet's principle to be applied to the problem resulting in simpler computation. An extension to the new model allows the case where a flat roof is surrounded by a parapet wall to be considered. Results show that in such cases the diffracted field strength can exceed that for a perfectly absorbing building. Predictions are supported by measurements made using real buildings and scale models.
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