Indoor wireless communications and applications

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Chapter 3 addresses challenges in radio link and system design in indoor scenarios. Given the fact that most human activities take place in indoor environments, the need for supporting ubiquitous indoor data connectivity and location/tracking service becomes even more important than in the previous decades. Specific technical challenges addressed in this section are (i), modelling complex indoor radio channels for effective antenna deployment, (ii), potential of millimeter-wave (mm-wave) radios for supporting higher data rates, and (iii), feasible indoor localisation and tracking techniques, which are summarised in three dedicated sections of this chapter.

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Haneda, K., Joseph, W., Tanghe, E., Bamba, A., Virk, U. T., Vitucci, E. M., … Leitinger, E. (2016). Indoor wireless communications and applications. In Cooperative Radio Communications for Green Smart Environments (pp. 71–120). River Publishers. https://doi.org/10.1201/9781003337720-3

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