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Deployment of Drone Base Station in Designated Area of a Campus Network

Authors: AJAEGBU Chigozirim , ADETUNJI Oluwatofunmi , AWODELE Oludele , OGUNLERE Samson , & KANU Richmond

Publication Type: Journal article

Journal: Indian Journal Of Science And Technology

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The study aimed at deploying Drone Base Station (DBS) within a selected area of a campus network and
performed simulation using required parameters to ascertain performance level. Methods/Statistical Analysis: The
researchers employed a circular placement method where the centre of the designed area was of utmost importance to
ascertain, resulting to modelling of the drone base station deployment in a horizontal dimension. The total width of the
building was also considered which formed a guide in determining the actual centre of the area under consideration, where
altitude consideration was paramount. Findings: In the presented simulation figures, the horizontal distance between the
drone base station and the user (r) was tested using two different values. The two different values were considered and
numerically established in consideration to the separate existing blocks within the campus high congestion area. It showed
different result in the path loss in block A, while the coverage area for both values of r appears to be same. However, it
was observed that the altitude of coverage when r is 20 is higher than when r is 50 in the first simulation graph while
block B and C showed slight difference which could be attributed to the change in their altitudes. This result also showed
conformity with existing literature in the optimum deployment of DBS although deployment of DBS resulting to a kind
of partitioning a closet has not really been tested within the cited literature. Thus, new frontier of managing effectively
a macro cell and micro cell deployment within a closet like a campus network. Application/Improvement: The idea
is encouraged in a campus/similar network with high traffic anddid not consider the possibility of interference. Hence,
further studies in this direction.

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AJAEGBU,C. ADETUNJI,O. AWODELE,O. OGUNLERE,S. KANU,R. . (2019). Deployment of Drone Base Station in Designated Area of a Campus Network, 12 (), 1-1.

AJAEGBU,C. ADETUNJI,O. AWODELE,O. OGUNLERE,S. KANU,R. . "Deployment of Drone Base Station in Designated Area of a Campus Network" 12, no (), (2019): 1-1.

AJAEGBU,C. and ADETUNJI,O. and AWODELE,O. and OGUNLERE,S. and KANU,R. and . (2019). Deployment of Drone Base Station in Designated Area of a Campus Network, 12 (), pp1-1.

AJAEGBUC, ADETUNJIO, AWODELEO, OGUNLERES, KANUR, . Deployment of Drone Base Station in Designated Area of a Campus Network. 2019, 12 ():1-1.

AJAEGBU,Chigozirim , ADETUNJI,Oluwatofunmi , AWODELE,Oludele , OGUNLERE,Samson , and KANU,Richmond . "Deployment of Drone Base Station in Designated Area of a Campus Network", 12 . (2019) : 1-1.

A.Chigozirim A.Oluwatofunmi A.Oludele O.Samson & K.Richmond , "Deployment of Drone Base Station in Designated Area of a Campus Network" vol.12, no., pp. 1-1, 2019.

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