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ARCTAN: Arbitrary RF Containment Using Tactical Aerial Networks and Differentiable Ray Tracing
Aerial base stations (ABSs) can rapidly establish connectivity in ad hoc, infrastructure-deprived environments, but their broadcast, line-of-sight transmissions leak far beyond the intended service area, exposing communications to passive eavesdropping and interference. Prior physical layer defenses
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