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An Optimized LTE-Based Technique for Drone Base Station 3D Placement and Resource Allocation in Delay-Sensitive M2M Networks
The deployment of drone-mounted communication systems has received increasing interest and attention recently as it allows significant improvement to the network access capacity and coverage. Many applications can benefit from such deployments in particular machine-to-machine (M2M) communications. D...
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2021
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