Comparative assessment of data obtained using empirical models for path loss predictions in a university campus environment.

ABSTRACT: Empirical models are most widely used for path loss predictions because they are simple, easy to use, and require less computational efficiency when compared to deterministic models. A number of empirical path loss models have been developed for efficient radio network planning and optimization in different types of propagation environments. However, data that prove the suitability of these models for path loss predictions in a typical university campus propagation environment are yet to be reported in the literature. In this data article, empirical prediction models are comparatively assessed using the path loss data measured and predicted for a university campus environment. Field measurement campaigns are conducted at 1800 MHz radio frequency to log the actual path losses along three ma

SUBMITTER: Popoola SI 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC5996265 | biostudies-literature | 2018 Jun

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature