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Ray Tracing-Based LoRaWAN Gateway Placement for Reliable Connectivity in Amazonian Regions
Network planning is an important task in wireless communications, as it helps network operators avoid unnecessary costs. In the context of the internet of things, using long-range wide-area network technologies in the Amazon rainforest, a key challenge is ensuring reliable communication between end-
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