Using the Helmholtz equation to model the amplitude field of wireless propagation
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Using the Helmholtz equation to model the amplitude field of wireless propagation
MATLAB simulator for wireless sensor networks (WSN): models tree and star topologies, checks node-to-parent connectivity, detects the hidden terminal problem between sibling nodes, and estimates per-level and end-to-end packet delivery success probability from a radio link-budget / path-loss model.
PathFinder: Advancing Path Loss Prediction for Single-to-Multi-Transmitter Scenario, Pattern Recognition, 2026, Pathloss, wireless, 5G
Study & Αnalysis on COST-231 multi-wall model - an empirical, indoor, propagation model in wireless links sector
UAVRadio: Radio Link Path Loss Estimation for UAVs Python Module
5G path loss characterization using SIVERS Semiconductors EVK 6002 transivers and USRP B2200 and B200mini (60 GHz) for outdoor environments, project developed in Python. Realized in the context of the course "Wireless Communications" at the Universidad Nacional de Colombia (UNAL) - Bogotá DC.
How to get the location from the received signal strength of nearby Wifi hotspots or access points by your device
A comparison of a classical log-distance path loss model with a neural network for predicting received power from distance, using real 5G measurements.
Analysis of 5G channel attenuation using the DeepMIMO ASU Campus 3.5 GHz ray-tracing scenario, comparing ray-traced path loss with the theoretical Friis free-space model under LoS and NLoS propagation conditions.
High-performance Rust implementation of the ITS Irregular Terrain Model (Longley‑Rice) for radio propagation prediction, with C-API support.
TFG, First let's start with practice, image generation of channel strength with CNNs
Generator of Path Loss, Delay Spread and Angular Spread. With interface and by command line.
The actual well performing final code of my thesis
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