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Space Simulation Wireless Broadband Network in Electromagnetic Interference, and Obstructions

P. 224–229.
Churkov V. M.

The paper presents a mathematical model, the technology, tools and simulation results broadband heterogeneous network under different broadband noise spectrum, the intensity of natural and fabricated obstacles. The features of the joint use of existing and emerging technologies of broadband networks in various ranges of the radio spectrum.

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Keywords: mathematical modelelectromagnetic interferenceWireless networks and modeling toolsBroadband networksSystem interferenceNatural and artificial obstaclesThe radio frequencyspectrumThe coverage area

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Distributed Computer and Communication Networks. 18th International Conference, DCCN 2015, Moscow, Russia, October 19-22, 2015, Revised Selected Papers
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