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A Quad Beam Variable Height Antenna System for Reliable Underground Mine Tunnel Communications
Mine accidents can damage the wired backbone supporting underground wireless networks, forcing rescue teams to deploy temporary mesh nodes to maintain communication with the surface. Although higher carrier frequencies can support bandwidth-intensive applications such as live video, multimode propag
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