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Filiposka et al., 2011 - Google Patents

Terrain-aware three-dimensional radio-propagation model extension for NS-2

Filiposka et al., 2011

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11912492251537266591
Author
Filiposka S
Trajanov D
Publication year
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Simulation

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One of the weakest points of modeling wireless systems is radio-signal propagation in an irregular space. For that reason, it is essential that, when analyzing the performances of wireless networks, we observe the network in a natural three-dimensional terrain and we …
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