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- 2023Cell-free UAV networks: asymptotic analysis and deployment optimizationcitations
- 2021On the deployment problem in cell-free networkscitations
- 2021Lightweight UAV-based measurement system for air-to-ground channels at 28 GHzcitations
- 2017Enclosed mmWave wearable networks: feasibility and performancecitations
- 2015Impact of reflections in enclosed mmWave wearable networkscitations
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Impact of reflections in enclosed mmWave wearable networks
Abstract
We study the impact of signal reflections in enclosed/nwireless networks of wearable devices operating at mmWave/nfrequencies. Given the radical blockage by obstacles and people/n(including the user’s own body) at these frequencies, surface/nreflections are expected to be very important contributors to the/ncollection of an adequate amount of desired signal power. At the/nsame time, they are also expected to substantially increase the/nlevel of interference reaching any given receiver. Our objective/nis to understand the interplay of these two effects in relevant/nenclosed settings with high user densities (e.g., commuter trains,/nsubways, airplanes, airports, or offices) in order to help assess/nthe viability of mmWave operation in such settings. ; This work was supported in part by Intel’s University Research Program/n“5G: Transforming the Wireless User Experience” and by the MINECO/nProject TEC2012-34642.
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