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Underground Mine Wireless Propagation Modeling

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ConferenceIEEE Vehicular Technology Conference, September 26-29, 2004, Los Angeles, California, USA
Subjectwireless propagation; channel modeling; mine tunnel; mines galleries; wireless LAN communications; wireless networks; mining environments; complex confined media; wireless propagation modeling
Abstract
In view of an underground mines wireless LAN networks implementation in a real gold mine in Val-d'Or, Northern Québec, C, propagation loss measurements were taken at 18 GHz. These results are reported and compared with a newly introduced method based on a cascade of impedances analogy. Significant statistical, analytical and numerical parameters for wireless communication such as rough sidewalls impedances, reflection coefficients, impulse response, fast fading and attenuation loss due to the direct and multipath components are reported and discussed.
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NRC numberNRCC 47457
NPARC number8914439
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