Dynamic Pathloss Model for Place and Time Itinerant Networks

Future mobile communication networks are expected to be more intelligent and proactive based on new capabilities that increase agility and performance. However, for any successful mobile network service, the dexterity in network deployment is a key factor. The efficiency of the network planning depe...

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Published in:Wireless personal communications 2018-05, Vol.100 (2), p.641-652
Main Authors: Kumar, Ambuj, Mihovska, Albena D., Prasad, Ramjee
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Communication networks
Communications Engineering
Computer Communication Networks
Engineering
Iterative methods
Iterative networks
Mobile communication systems
Networks
Physical properties
Propagation
Signal,Image and Speech Processing
Wireless networks
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Summary:Future mobile communication networks are expected to be more intelligent and proactive based on new capabilities that increase agility and performance. However, for any successful mobile network service, the dexterity in network deployment is a key factor. The efficiency of the network planning depends on how congruent the chosen path loss model and real propagation are. Various path loss models have been developed that predict the signal propagation in various morphological and climatic environments; however they consider only those physical parameters of the network environment that are essentially static. Therefore, once the signal level drops beyond the predicted values due to any variance in the environmental conditions, very crowded areas may not be catered well enough by the deployed network that had been designed with the static path loss model. This paper proposes an approach that incorporates the environmental dynamics factor in the propagation model for intelligent and proactively iterative networks.
ISSN:0929-6212
1572-834X
DOI:10.1007/s11277-018-5261-0