Finding repeater placement for P2P wireless links with NLOS in extremely mountainous regions
ATENA
Finding repeater placement for P2P wireless links with NLOS in extremely mountainous regions
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DOI: 10.22533/at.ed.4981908076
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Palavras-chave: ATENA
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Keywords: Wireless backhaul network, rural zones, repeaters placement, digital elevation map.
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Abstract:
backhaul network consisting of
p2p microwave links is the most cost-effective
solution for rural Internet access, however, it can
be a challenging design because the extreme
mountainous geographical conditions make the
links have Non-line out sight (NLOS) and be
necessary the use of repeaters. Many relays
can be implemented to overcome this difficulty.
To the best of my knowledge, it does not exist
an approach to finding the suboptimal repeaters
placement in a computational way. This paper
proposes the form to construct a cost function
that represents the problem described before,
and a genetic algorithm is implemented to find
its local minimum at different scenarios.
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Número de páginas: 15
- Alvaro Javier Ortega