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Al-Zubi et al., 2023 - Google Patents

End-to-End Modelling and Simulation of NLOS Sub-6 GHz Backhaul via Diffraction for Internet Connectivity of Rural Areas

Al-Zubi et al., 2023

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1722434645831274080
Author
Al-Zubi M
Alouini M
Publication year
Publication venue
IEEE Open Journal of the Communications Society

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Many rural and remote areas around the world still lack access to the Internet due to the high deployment and maintenance costs, the lack of infrastructure, and the low income compared to urban regions. Therefore, cost-effective wireless backhaul links are required to connect …
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